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Cingular Wireless Wins Out against Phone-Record “Burglars”
Cingular Wireless LLC has won $1.1 million in damages in a lawsuit against a data broker it alleged had unlawfully accessed and used some of its customer records.
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Google Maps Adds Click-to-call Feature
Google Maps has integrated click-to-call technology into its local listings, allowing businesses that have signed up for a listing through the Google Local Business Center to reach customers the moment they’re looking for a product or service in their neighborhood.
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For Fisher Investments, the Money’s in the Mail
Fisher Investments, the global money management firm, with $32 billion in accounts and 16,000 clients, is unique in its high-stakes field for its use of direct mail, sending more than 30 million pieces a year.
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Grainger Buys Two DM Firms in Building Supply
Industrial distributor W. W. Grainger will acquire two direct marketing businesses through its Lab Safety Supply subsidiary, the company announced Friday
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TBS Gets Into Games Via Holiday Promo
TBS is building off its “Very Funny” brand positioning to boost an array of Parker Brothers party games via in-store rebate offers and on-air promotion.
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Five Secrets to Successful Game-Day Sampling—Part 2
A March survey conducted by “Event Marketer” revealed that one-fourth of consumers who attend a marketing event immediately buy the product being showcased.
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Meet the Broker: Patricia Coe
This week, Meet the Broker features Patricia Coe, a senior account executive in the list brokerage division at Kroll Direct Marketing.
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Reader’s Digest Bought by Equity Firm for $1.6 Billion
The Reader’s Digest Association Inc., operator of the world’s largest-circulation magazine as well as a direct-marketing business, has agreed to be acquired by a private equity firm.
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J.L. Halsey Reports $445,000 1Q Loss
Marketing technology concern J.L. Halsey yesterday reported a net loss of $445,000 on revenue of $8.4 million for the quarter ended Sept. 30, 2006, compared to a profit of $526,000 on revenue of $3.5 million for the same period a year ago.