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The Visible Marketer: Dell’s CRM model stresses transparent processes
When I was young I had a Visible Man Kit, a plastic skeleton with molded body organs and transparent plastic skin. The Visible Man’s skin cover had a
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Don’t Be Lulled
At first glance, the numbers might lead one into complacency. But look a little further and some disturbing elements emerge. Revenue projections – while
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Federal Reserve Would Expand Personal Data Rules
The Federal Trade Commission and six other government agencies Monday endorsed a proposed rule change by the Federal Reserve Board to allow banks, financial
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Straight From the Source
Compiled B-to-B data is better than ever. There are new sources of information – and new ways of looking at itasked to name the most glamorous business
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60 Minutes Broadcast Portrays Web Data Collection Issues
A 60 Minutes segment broadcast on Sunday, Nov. 28, cast the Internet data collection industry in an ill light while downplaying responsible practices
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Highmark Gets Analytical
With targeting options limited, Pittsburgh insurer mines its databaseAn insurer that’s required to solicit all prospects within its area of coverage would
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You’ve Got Gum: WRIGLEY UNWRAPS ONLINE SWEEPS FOR JUICY FRUIT.
Don’t get any gum on the keyboard.Wm. Wrigley Jr. Co. is running its first-ever online sweepstakes as part of an estimated $17 million Gotta Have Sweet
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Canadian DM Goes North: Increasing sales fueled by CRM, says Gustavson
A move toward integrated and information-based marketing means business is booming for direct marketers in Canada, according to John Gustavson, president
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Music City Bummer
Remember the brouhaha a few years back when Alanis Morissette released “Ironic”? Many critics lambasted the singer, saying the things she mentioned in
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Tick, Tick, Tick…: “60 Minutes” focuses on privacy during DMA conference visit
It probably wasn’t the reaction “60 Minutes” is used to: The show’s camera crew, accompanied by Direct Marketing Association spokesman Stephen Altobelli,