Top brass from mars inc. may well have been reaching for the champagne during the final minutes of the Daytona 500: The candy-colored Toyota the company

Surely one of the greatest developments in the short history of e-mail marketing is the “report spam” button. Now, e-mail service provider mobileStorm has taken the feedback loop one step further by integrating a complaint tab into its e-mail template so clients must use it.

World Business Media has chosen Edith Associates and its affiliate ePostDirect to manage the GSN: Government Security News list. The file contains 49,339 postal addresses for qualified subscribers and 12,029 e-mail addresses.

Are you smarter than a tongue-wagging rock icon? Kodak sure thinks it is. Click here and see why Erik Hauser thinks Kodak made a mistake not listening to Gene Simmons' marketing advice on "The Apprentice."

I like TV, more than someone in the Internet age probably should, and if I admit to how little video content I consume while sitting in front of an Internet enabled device, well, we won't go there. Let's just say there are...

In an effort to forestall do-not-mail legislation now moving through 15 states, the Direct Marketing Association has unveiled a revamped version of the service that lets consumers opt out of receiving e-mail from DMA members.

Renagade's director of strategic planning, Shana Lory, has a lot of New Year's resolutions. With the help of Lydia Snipe, Renegade's director of digital development, she applied those ideas to her life as an Internet marketer. Click here for thoughts on how to better your marketing life in 2008.

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Today we meet Cathy Wheelock, a list brokerage account executive in the Impulse Media division of RMI Direct Marketing Inc.

McDonald’s is causing a stir in Florida for advertising on envelopes that contain elementary school report cards.