Ben Isaacson is leaving his job as executive director at the Association for Interactive Marketing, sources said.

A surge in free subscription programs is having an unanticipated consequence on the magazine industry. While the programs devised by agents to help meet

If you've ever used a digital video recorder, you know why the technology continues to grow in popularity. DVRs such as TiVo, ReplayTV, and UltimateTV

H.J. Heinz Co. in June announced plans to revamp its portfolio and commit an additional $100 million to marketing this year in an effort to boost sales

Everyone has some sort of malady be it real or imagined, life-threatening or frivolous that they wish there was a magic pill to cure. Even the pharmaceutical

Did you ever wonder why the milk is always at the back of the grocery store? It's the science of retailing in action and built from analyses of carefully

After a five-year hiatus, Wine Country Living began using direct mail again last month in a push to find new subscribers. The campaign, backed by a $200,000

Trans Union cannot sell lists to marketers derived from personal data from consumer credit reports, a federal appeals court has ruled.

Yahoo, the Web portal and marketing company, is rolling out two new offerings. One will allow marketers to identify consumers with high propensity to

Hewlett-Packard Co. enjoys an auto-replenishment program with kick. Not only do e-mails go out to company decision-makers each month keyed to the age of products purchased, they are customized to the decision-maker's specific needs and past behavior.