Q&As
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What’s The Best Bang for the E-Buck?
By a three-to-one margin, marketers said optimizing a Web site for to attract search engines is a better bet for solid returns than paid search listings, according to a study by JupiterResearch.
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Wisconsin Introduces Child No-E-mail Bill
Add Wisconsin to the growing list of states considering legislation that threatens to wipe legal, adult-oriented commercial content out of e-mail.
Wisconsin lawmakers are considering a bill that would set up a so-called child-protection do-not e-mail registry similar to those in use in Utah and Michigan.
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RedEnvelope Hires New CEO
RedEnvelope Inc. has tapped Ken Constable to serve as its president and CEO, effective immediately.
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Letters to the Editor
Letters in response to “Loose Cannon: Twelve Quatrains on Four Quarters for 2005, Direct Newsline, February 21, 2006”
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Best Western Sends a Loyalty Member to World Cup
Best Western International and MasterCard International have teamed up to send a loyalty program member and a guest to Germany this summer for the 2006 FIFA World Cup soccer tournament, and a special meeting with Hall of Fame soccer superstar, Pelé.
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Coupons, Inc. Pockets Patent for Coupon Distribution
Coupons, Inc. has bought a patent from the American Consulting Co. enabling it to deepen its footprint in the online coupon industry.
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Crown Royal Bows Collector’s Items Tied to NASCAR
Crown Royal is out with a line of limited-edition packaging tied to its association with NASCAR.
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P&I Postscript
SOCIETY OF INCENTIVE & TRAVEL EXECUTIVES: (SITE) has opened its first regional office in Europe. The office
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Gillette and Schick Settle: Gillette Holds Flip Card Stunt
After years of legal wrangling, Gillette and Schick have reportedly reached a settlement that puts an end to the majority of long-running disputes over patents and advertising claims.
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RadioShack to Close 400 to 700 Stores
RadioShack Corp. will close 400 to 700 stores as part of its plan to turn around slow sales growth.