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EVERYONE KNOWS young people respond to peer pressure. General Motors has been applying that maxim to make college kids aware of their vehicles since 1991.The

IN PHYSICAL circles, the out-of-control assembly line is a staple. Lucille Ball’s conveyer-belt misadventures represent its high point, and shows ranging

FOR CATALOGERS, RFM (recency, frequency and monetary) analysis is still a powerful list prospecting and continuation mailing tool. But catalogers are

THE INTERNET brings far-flung people together, and in our postindustrial, postmodern, peripatetic information age (some nice big words, huh?) that can

The federal government market for electronic supplies procurement will rise to $9.2 billion between now and 2003 at a compound annual rate of 34%, according

MOST COMPANIES recognize the Internet is here to stay, and that they’ve got to figure out this new thing called e-commerce. While many firms get it, the

Ritta & Associates, Englewood, NJ, hired Brian DeAngelo as an account executive and Joseph Hom as art director. Meredith Aman was promoted to account

TALK ABOUT purposes. Last month, the U.S. Senate introduced legislation seeking to tighten privacy on personal medical information. Meanwhile, the Health

Novus Marketing Inc.’s previously announced acquisition of DMAS Inc. becomes effective today, the company said. DMAS, Shelburne, VT, created and developed

TRUCKS, ESPECIALLY THE largest ones-dump trucks, cement mixers, liquid tankers, fire engines-are the stuff of little boys’ fantasies. You can almost hear