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  • JCPenney Readies Pop-Up Blitz

    JCPenney takes Manhattan next month with a pop-up store in Times Square, and new ads breaking during the Oscars.

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  • Can We Shop Early?

    WELCOME BACK TO part two of the Pushing the Envelope 2005 holiday catalog postmortem, or How to Fill White Space and Shop at the Same Time. Last issue,

  • Long-Range Forecast

    At first, Darell Hammond worried that the most pressing need in Bay St. Louis wasn’t a playground. The Mississippi town had been devastated by Hurricane Katrina

  • Code Read

    Look what’s in cereal boxes these days: DVDs, ringtones, mix-your-own music, even the punchline to Lucky the Leprauchan’s escapades.

  • Internet Advertising 2005 – The Year That Was

    In 2004, our industry grew 32.5% to roughly $9.6 billion, a record for Internet advertising, and higher than expected. While the number for 2005 hasn’t been reported, most expect it to easily exceed $12 billion, which would equate to a second year of 30+%…

  • Blockbuster Launches Online Gift Voucher

    Blockbuster is out with two new products—an online gift voucher and a movie and meal card—designed to boost the company’s popular gift card products.

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  • Hard Traveling

    A first-time tour manager reflects on the good, the bad and the armadillos

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  • Central Mission

    Procter & Gamble lent its branding muscle to Family Dollar stores for an image makeover touting Big Brands. Small Prices, putting Family Dollar’s brand

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  • What Do I Do For A Living?

    Reunions of any sort follow the same template. People who have lost touch ask the same questions. Of the top three asked, the one that I have recently had to answer the most was “what do you do?” And with that, I confidently reply “I work for…

  • News Highlights of 2005

    News concerning products, services, and events that are changing the face of online marketing were riddled all across news headlines in 2005. To the surprise of no one, Google was part of many of them, but not all…