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  • Korea’s Cheil Repeats as Best in Asia-Pacific

    Australian agencies swept 11 of 12 Golds awarded in the 1999 Asia-Pacific World PRO of Excellence competition, but it was Korea’s Cheil Communications

  • Techno Marketing: A Promo Special Report

    Digital P-O-PIt’s expensive. It’s more bother than good old cardboard. And it’s a difficult sell to retailers. But digital P-O-P is coming. Advanced communications

  • Seizing the Moment

    Cards featuring great athletes are okay collectibles, we guess. But how do you capture great sports moments on a card? Telestar Interactive Corp. does

  • Starbucking

    Starbucks’ notion of managing customer loyalty and relationships is curiously postmodern. The signs and signifiers are all there, but they’re clapped

  • Direct Mail Adds Little to Environmental Costs

    The U.S. Postal Service has released the results of a report that estimates the environmental cost of Standard A mail at $126 million, or less than 0.2

  • EDUCATION: Readin’, Writin’ and Telemarketin’

    In Maine, telemarketing gets lots of respect. Now that lobstering and lumbering no longer sustain the citizenry, some 25,000 people of a population of

  • Acxiom, Dun & Bradstreet Agreement Strengthens Small Business Data Source

    Acxiom Corp., Conway, AR, and Dun & Bradstreet, Murray Hill, NJ, have inked a multiyear agreement in which the two companies distribute each others data

  • Taking Center Stage

    Brands used to be perfectly content to just sponsor music tours, ponying upsome cash to gain the “presented by” tag at the end of radio spots, primesignage

  • Adding Flash and Dazzle

    Kiosk marketing is on the rise as more companies find broader applicationsfor electronic pitchmen. Hasbro, Inc., Pawtucket, RI, recently contractedwith

  • Media

    This is what the media world has come to: A magazine company and a TVnetwork launch an annual extreme sports tournament because the signatureextreme sports