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  • A Tightly Knit Controversy

    WILLIAM WALLACE almost certainly never saw a banana, let alone ate one. But the Scottish patriot did know a thing or two about his country’s knitwear.

  • Campbell Logs on to Barnes & Noble

    PATRICIA CAMPBELL, the immediate past chair of the Direct Marketing Association’s board of directors, has taken a new position with online bookseller

  • Signature Group Plans Mexico Test

    The Signature Group, Schaumburg, IL, is about to test its first loyalty reward program in Mexico, using a U.S. teleservices agency to handle inbound calls.The

  • TSGI.com Expands Pact With Signature Group

    The Signature Group, Schaumberg, IL, has formed an agreement with TeleServices International Group Inc. (TSIG.com), St. Petersburg, FL, to assume primary

  • A Simple Goal: Please the Customer

    SEARS CANADA INC. has managed to solve a database problem that’s confounded many marketers: channel conflict. It accomplished this by putting retail and

  • DOOR TO DOOR

    BOB FIORI is riding high on other people’s moving vans. Actually, his clients benefit just after a household move occurs, when their advertisements appear

  • SMARTEN UP!

    AMERICAN CONSUMERS CAN hold all a direct marketer could want to know about them in the palms of their hands. All it would take is the acceptance of smart

  • Live From L.A.: Campbell to Head B&N.com’s Online Marketing

    Patricia Campbell, the immediate past chair of the Direct Marketing Association’s board of directors, has taken a new position with online bookseller

  • On the Net

    Mr. Wunderman Goes to the Web If any doubts lingered about the legitimacy of the Internet as a direct marketing vehicle, they now have been washed away

  • In the Soup

    If trade dollars really can be converted to consumer promotion, Campbell Soup Co. may be the first packaged goods marketer to prove it.Camden, NJ-based