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Born to be Wired
INSTANT WIN GAME DANGLES ORANGE COUNTY CHOPPER ORIGINAL IT WAS NINE YEARS AGO that Ideal Industries, Inc., a maker of products for electricians and datacomm
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Live From New Orleans: Broadband Provides Opportunities
Half of U.S. households are projected to have high-speed broadband Internet connections by 2007. But it seems direct marketers are playing catch up with companies doing brand marketing when it comes to taking advantage of the technology.
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Live From New Orleans: Campbell-Ewald Avoids Navy Blues
It’s the kind of TV spot that would appeal to any 17 year-old. Young heroes fire rockets at an unseen enemy, while a rock beat thumps in the background.
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Bridging the Divide
Direct’s first B-to-B roundtable explores the gap between the needs of sales and marketing, and the dilemma of channel conflict
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The Apprentice Sparks Record Interest in Crest Toothpaste
An appearance on The Apprentice last week for a new tooth-whitening flavor, delivered more than 4.7 million hits so far to the Crest Web site, the highest level of online interest in a single product launch in parent Procter & Gamble’s history. The …
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Networks Tout Fall Shows with Mega Promos
The six major broadcast networks are gearing up to launch their newest shows this fall with an extensive promotional push. ABC, finishing last among the big four networks last season, plans to visit hundreds of heavily populated beaches on both coasts …
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Full Steam Ahead
Terry Atkins’ mom collects Campbell’s Soup labels the old-fashioned way. Atkins is director-integrated marketing at Campbell’s Camden, NJ, headquarters.
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Catchphrase “You’re Fired” Ignited Success of The Apprentice
NBC’s The Apprentice is one reality show that has resonated with viewers across the country thanks to strategic promotional tactics and its dynamic front man, real estate mogul Donald Trump. To promote the second season of the show, which debuts this …
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Managing Power and Influence
Kathleen was stunned when she got the position as vice president for direct mail at a midsized financial services firm. She hardly could believe that