Q&As
-
Agencies
Audi Sweeps Fuels Vacation Fun
Audi is giving consumers a chance to win a driving trip to the Rocky Mountains or the Utah Canyonlands in a 2007 Audi Q7.
-
Agencies
Loose Cannon: Here is New Orleans
During the past week, Direct contributor Jonathan Boorstein and I were in New Orleans. We filed more than a dozen stories on Direct Newsline detailing how direct response marketing is
-
Agencies
The FTC Wins Injunction Against Gift-Card Scam
The Federal Trade Commission is enforcing a temporary injunction against telemarketers who offer free gift cards to get consumers to give out their bank account information.
-
Agencies
Live from New Orleans: Selling Cookbooks With The Personal Touch
The Kitchen Witch bookstore, a French Quarter shop that sells new, used and rare cookbooks, doesn
-
Agencies
Saatchi & Saatchi Singapore Wins Caples Best in Show
Saatchi & Saatchi Singapore received the Maxwell Sackheim Best in Show Award last night at the 28th Annual John Caples International Awards in New York.
-
Agencies
AOL, Dove Lead Search for Chief Everything Officers
America Online is teaming up with Unilever’s Dove brand to search out five CEOs—Chief Everything Officers, that is—to honor consumers who give their all.
-
Agencies
4Kids Entertainment, Radio Disney Search for Talented Fans Via Tour
4Kids Entertainment and Radio Disney have rolled out a nationwide tour in search of the most talented and dedicated Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Winx Club fans.
-
Agencies
Live from New Orleans: Publisher Faces the Cost of Doing Business – With The USPS
Louisiana enthusiasts doubtless understood if their fall issue of Louisiana Cultural Vistas came a little late last year: The quarterly publication
-
Agencies
Live from New Orleans: Darling Lily
Since Mignon Faget Ltd. began donating 10 percent of the proceeds from its fleur de lis collection to help rebuild the company’s home town of New Orleans, the company has raised over $100,000
-
Agencies
Live from New Orleans: Jazz Cataloger Makes Do With “Very Poor” Mail Service
February 2005 should have marked the start of a fantastic year for Jazzology, the nation