DMA Roundtable: Alternative Media Experts Say Clients Wary of ‘Net Marketing
Alternative media companies are climbing a steep learning curve when it comes to integrating interactive media into their clients' marketing plans, according
Alternative media companies are climbing a steep learning curve when it comes to integrating interactive media into their clients' marketing plans, according
Amazon.com and The New York Times have settled a lawsuit over the online bookseller's references to the Times's Best Sellers list as part of Amazon.com's
A new government report says the U.S. Postal Service isn't doing enough to monitor the use of its National Change of Address files to prevent them from
Compuserve Travel & Leisure This file contains the names of more than 74,000 paid, monthly Compuserve members who have joined one or more specialized
Even though it can be a relatively expensive proposition for mass marketers, direct mail has become a viable option as the volume of available information
Whether they sold insurance, asset and investment management, or retirement accounts, most companies in the financial services industry seemed to have
The California State Senate is considering a bill that would restrict how supermarkets collect and use shopper card data.The Supermarket Club Card Disclosure
This month's cover story reports that sweepstakes are hotter than ever, up at least 15 percent, according to the fulfillment executives who mail out the
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
Packaged goods companies have shifted $12 billion to trade promotion from consumer marketing since 1997, despite their intentions to cut trade spending.