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On Tuesday, New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin revealed the city’s plan to offer a free, city-run Wi-Fi system that will be available to the entire city within a year. It has already begun operating in the city’s French Quarter, New Orleans’ central business district.

Every Day with Rachael Ray Debuts Two promotions from Every Day with Rachael Ray deliver the same bubbly personality as the Food Network chef whose name graces the brand new cooking magazine from Reader’s Digest. A simple but highly functional …

A couple weeks ago, Google and Sun Microsystems announced an alliance to help promote each other’s products. One of the most vital components of this collaboration was said to be the open source office application, OpenOffice productivity suite…

SUSANNE LYONS IS PREPARING FOR THE OLYMPICS with a different team this time around. The Winter Games in Torino, Italy will be Lyons’ second Olympics as

NEW LISTS Go Shopping Mall Online Buyers This list names 328,672 customers who registered at goshoppingmall.com. They made online purchases ranging from

Lima, Peru A plane carrying Gambian soccer fans to Peru made an unauthorized detour and faked a fuel emergency to land in time for the West African nation’s

The Mountain View based company earlier this week unintentionally provided a sneak peek at what appears to be an impending expansion into classified advertising — a move that would have the search engine giant going toe-to-toe with online marketplace eBay

Letters in response to “Loose Cannon: Babes in R.O.I.land”

A direct marketer was recently asked his impression of this year’s DMA annual conference. His response was succinct and earthy. “The booth babe is back!” he crowed.

Boy, I’d love to read his travel-and-entertainment expense forms.

But he may have a point.

Jems Communications has named DM2 to manage the subscription lists of
FireRescue Magazine (31,749 subscribers), Wildland Firefighter (6,155
subscribers) and its flagship publication JEMS–the Journal of Emergency
Medical Services (28,448 subscribers). MKTG Services was the prior list
manager.