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  • Loyalty Begins in the Computer-Savvy Home

    Supermarkets’ loyalty card programs take on different guises depending on how actively grocers want to manipulate the data they’ve collected on shoppers

  • Talking Back

    Look in any wallet or purse these days and there’s a real good chance a pre-paid phonecard is tucked inside. How good? According to Boston-based consulting

  • International

    CANADA Partners in Pie Shirriff and Tenderflake are springing into action with a themed partnership that gets retailers and consumers into the Easter

  • Web Leaders Speak

    What do marketers want from the Web and how do they get it, if at all? Framingham, MA-based International Data Corp. (IDC) has just completed a survey

  • Opening the Dialog

    When Mead Johnson Nutritional began a direct mail program for its Enfamil brand in 1992, it sent mostly coupons to the nation’s four million new mothers.

  • They Bake by Night

    EILEEN SPITALNY may have mystical help in baking her brownies, but her customer file management is the product of Montville, NJ know-how.Spitalny, president,

  • Nature’s Way

    MAYBE IT’S BECAUSE people are getting short shrift from HMOs. Or maybe patients are tired of hearing doctors tell them their conditions are hopeless,

  • Texas Gets Tough on Telemarketing

    TWO IDENTICAL telemarketing bills have been proposed in the Texas House and Senate, addressing several aspects of telephone soliciting. Most importantly,

  • Data-Free Zones

    YOU’VE HEARD THIS before. The promise of the Internet for marketers is that eventually they will be able to target customers individually. One-to-one.

  • Firm Offers Trade: PCs for Privacy

    A CALIFORNIA OUTFIT offering free PCs in return for consumers’ demographic information and their privacy was so swamped with requests on the first day