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Abstracts: DHL plans faster transit times to Asia. Consumer complaint sparks PRC case. CNF files complaint against USPS
Abstracts: Dialogue takes top Caples, but Oglivy gets the most awards. Direct Partners New York debuts with 3 new clients
Abstracts: Dial Seven for Applied Graphics Technologies. CADM attendees expect strong growth for year. Wunderman hiring for IBM account
Abstracts: Dice work if you can get it. Douching the dirt. Pulpit friction
Abstracts: Dick Rowe is NMMAEs newest hall of famer. The trend: single units, multiple tasks. Fuel prices u nearing the breaking point?
Abstracts: Did Japanese pricing injure U.S. outboard makers? Sterndrive makers refining their product. EPA is giving industry more time
Abstracts: Diet infomercial will focus on scientific merits. Volvo makes first play at I-TV during NCAA tourney. DRTV used to build catalog requests
Abstracts: Digest sends readers Chrysler offer. Sanyo's print campaign looks to add a little color. Boating retailer rides 40% sales wave
Abstracts: Digital asset management proves good fit for Brikenstock. Show examines confluence of brand and direct, global and local
Abstracts: Digital Garage relaunched as chemistri. WD-40 consolidate brands with O'Leary. Experian promotes the process
Abstracts: Digital River sets up London office to sell software online. PointCast to try CD-ROM campaign; conversion rates justify initial cost
Abstracts: 'Digital Silhouette' capability raises new privacy concerns. Merkley Newman Harty to partner with Eisnor
Abstracts: Dig this. Starter dome. When all the cows have gone
Abstracts: Dime taps Sedona for CRM services. Revenue loss, staff cuts spark Acxiom stock drop. Tivoli launches GLB compliance software
Abstracts: Diplomatic coup. How big is the trade gap? Suspended animation
Abstracts: Direct action. Work restore and play. (working holidays). Scenic route
Abstracts: Direct agencies come of age. The future of direct: spoil the consumer. Interactive technology alters rules of DM, branding
Abstracts: Directive is a rod for employer's backs. The stress timebomb. Breakfast of champions
Abstracts: Direct mail from MCS is spellbinding. Cell phone is ingredient in subway loyalty effort. Eight-tracks groove
Abstracts: Direct Marketing Experts sues D&B for $3 million. Royal mail, USPS let contract expire. USPS enveils e-billing, payment service
Abstracts: Direct marketing: itEs about people. Kodiak uses direct mail to gain a bigger toehold in U.S. Changing of the guard
Abstracts: Direct Media increases offerings of Heart Magazine subscription files. ALC to manage Meredith files
Abstracts: Direct questions. Give and take: the pact. The outlook is sunny
Abstracts: Discount chain creates loyalty plan for kids. Canadian Senate Thwarts adoption of telemarketing Fraud legislation
Abstracts: Discounts on fuel. To reel in customers, cast into the right spots. Brian Commette
Abstracts: Discovering Columbus. Take off time. Invasion of the bodysnatchers
Abstracts: Discover launches educators card for teachers. Kodak targets dental benefits managers. Midas campaign touts other services
Abstracts: Discover offers Web access; partner seeks database rewards. CA Governor passes 3-year ban on e-taxes; anti-spam law next
Abstracts: Disney acquires net publisher Starwave. SmarterKids learns database lessons form print push. Marketers Put Net to Work for Good, Bad
Abstracts: Dispatches from the front
Abstracts: Dispute keeps Cigarette out of new $5M plant: company begins looking for a facility elsewhere as it prepares to take Hialeah Gardens to court
Abstracts: Dispute keeps Cigarette out of new $5M plant: company begins looking for a facility elsewhere as it prepares to take Hialeah Gardens to court. part 2
Abstracts: Disputing contract terms. Arbitration rules OK. Opening up the decision process
Abstracts: Distributed e-mail offers flexibility. E-mail's place in the marketing mix. Fight those deliverability hurdles
Abstracts: Distributed e - mails raise eyebrows. Winning copy needs deep research. Claria files countersuit against Bean
Abstracts: Distributors learn what it takes to remain viable. NMMA gears up early for congressional races. NMMA doles out $ 350K in midterm election cash
Abstracts: Distributors report healthy numbers for 2005. 15 percent drop in boat loans reflects first-half slump. Consumer confidence index
Abstracts: Distributors report healthy numbers for 2005. Follow these 5 resolutions and we'll have a good' 05. Glassmaster's getting back into boatbuilding
Abstracts: Distributors say it has been a good year. 2005: opportunity, challenge. Distributors remain optimistic about economy
Abstracts: Diverted funding alarms California boating interests. State gives Burger $1.17M for harbor upgrade. Back from the edge
Abstracts: Division belle: Two doors, two prices - one upmarket, one affordable. Space venture: an unlikely alliance between home counties comfort and inner-city style has been forged in a partnership between Berkeley Homes and Manhattan Loft Corporation
Abstracts: DIY tinkering is Russian roulette. Construction chaos theory eludes DOE. Contractual pain of contractor's design
Abstracts: D-J Associates starts secret shopper service for multi channel marketers. I-Behavior off to strong start against co-op giants
Abstracts: DMA.05: few e-mailers send relevant offers. What's on the minds of people at the show? E-mail blasts kill channel's reputation
Abstracts: DMA absorbs AIM into organization. RSS adoption not really that simple. What's wrong with the e-mail picture?
Abstracts: DMA cautions senators on sales tax. DMA rips streamline sales tax bills. Digital items would be spared sales tax
Abstracts: DMA forms Internet Segment Advisory Committee. Int'l Mailers Group becomes a nonprofit. DMA fights I-tax bill via e-mail
Abstracts: DM agencies dodge brunt of industrywide layoffs. Gillespie reorganizes divisions. Protocol buys Dickinson Direct
Abstracts: DMA gets competition for shop@home program. Attendance, exhibitors on the rise. Greco's press conference at DMMA.05
Abstracts: DMA panel will talk insert evolution. The age of expression. Internet will play a larger role at Catalog Conference
Abstracts: DMA requires members to authenticate E-mails. Online marketers get authentication education. E-mail authentication: mistakes and misconceptions
Abstracts: DMA set to take over nonprofit federation. Grizzard flexes its muscles beyond nonprofit world. Elmo, Big Bird take on Barney: Sesame Street rolls out its club for kids
Abstracts: DMA urges going 'wider, deeper' in push for self-regulation. Cox merges Carol Wright into Val-Pak brand
Abstracts: DMA-USPIS effort fights sweeps scams. Journal gambles on weekend edition to reach new advertisers. PhotoWorks eyes bigger order size
Abstracts: DM days adds four special focus workshops to show. Lawmakers grill data providers at 2 hearings on Hill. Panel advises on blossoming inserts
Abstracts: DM efforts prove salvation for 'Left Behind'. Beryl tests usefulness of CRM as a buzzword. Moses Cone Health outsources to Beryl
Abstracts: Dmers Assess Fall Show Plans. DMers get used to new credit rules. Do-not-mail proposals threaten Dmers
Abstracts: DMers cheer privacy rules as Clinton signs bill. Val-Pak lures customers with $100 checks. Columbia House prepares for CDNow
Abstracts: DMers entice convention-wary residents to eget out of townE. A single customer view means money in the bank
Abstracts: DMers herald approval of revised H.R. 170. Revived I-tax ban pleases Dmers. DMers pleased with revised H.R. 22
Abstracts: DMers oppose EC's VAT decision. 2004 will be political battlefield for DM, Wientzen says. Foreign DMers face familiar obstacles
Abstracts: DMers will test paper tool, environmental impact. Digitaria draws volunteers aiding Ugandan children. Aid group crafts catalog to help persecuted Christians
Abstracts: DM forever changed American politics, Viguerie says. Rodale finds the positive with Alliant Co-op. Some lists remain strong despite soft rental market
Abstracts: DM icon leaves her namesake firm. High-end shoe catalog is anything but pedestrian. New magalog to feature paid product placements
Abstracts: DM network agencies in Germany. German DM agencies booming, but lack talent. Germany to loosen regulatory climate to boost e-business
Abstracts: DMNews.com video network to feature streaming video newscasts, interviews and supplier profiles. Kayak Network sets sail
Abstracts: DM News publisher changes name to Courtenay Communications. How to optimize CRM in online retail. Custom publishers need a wake-up call
Abstracts: DM promotion targets resellers. Lifetime value is more crucial than sales. Magazine metrics: advance or retreat?
Abstracts: DM sector bucks trend of sagging stocks. May is mum on Marshall Field's catalog details. Oversized cards tout downsized costs for creative staff
Abstracts: DM to mammogram centers yield brisk response for on target campaign. Coke resurrects bottle from yesteryear
Abstracts: DMW builds agency roster with nonprofit accoounts. Aussie's Virgin effort tops Won report. Respond2, Cmedia join with ATC Agency Services
Abstracts: DM will play large part as Bell Atlantic promotes its new long-distance service. PCH settles with 24 states, urges national standard
Abstracts: DMX Music launches in-store Axis. Building loyalty through emotion. CD World's database effort picks up good vibrations
Abstracts: DNC contracts stay in Beltway. FTC: debt program misleads consumers. Regulator cracks down on free-trial marketers
Abstracts: DNC safe harbor proves elusive. Congress introduces security breach bills. What would a national privacy law do to your marketing?
Abstracts: DNC safe harbor proves elusive. Why search rules don't work. A government monopoly on words?
Abstracts: Dock squeeze angers ICW homeowners. Yamaha tops J.D. Power's first engine survey. Manufacturer offers to aid manatee advocates
Abstracts: Dodgers catalog focuses on women, Latinos. Allen Allen Sees Risk in Catalog Lag. Eziba's Catalog Evolves From Web Adjunct to Equal Partner
Abstracts: Dodging the deal. Local housing companies: the facts. Up to date with the rent
Abstracts: Dodging the draft: putting his personal friendships on the line, Andrew Hemsley, suggests that lawyers may not be the best people to draw up consultants' appointments
Abstracts: DOE may dash Latham dream. Bill changes will ruin contractors. Gate clashers
Abstracts: Doen among the lost tribes of Milton Keynes. High noon approaches for cable versus wireless. Developing an appropriate sense of proportion
Abstracts: DOE outlines 'truth-in-labeling' plan. Judge oks UPS excess - value insurance settlement. Utility pays $900,000 for illegally sharing customer data
Abstracts: DOE probes 'rigged' tender rules. Probe into Guy's cost hike: National Audit Office investigates high-tech hospital extension
Abstracts: Does AIA's new delegation of design responsibility clause affect you? A vindication for asbestos
Abstracts: Does boating undervalue its economic clout? Not your ordinary product ... not your ordinary company .... Sail & Ski
Abstracts: Does collateral really matter: part II. Understanding how loans are approved. A saga of financing alternatives
Abstracts: Does disaster really spell disaster? You can't sell what they can't see. LifeEs a niche
Abstracts: DOE shakes up research funding. Sport of King's: forget going down the pub for beer and crisps to watch the footy on the corner-shelf telly. A new US-style sports bar in London's trendy King's Road offers an 8x18 picture, plush decor, upmarket hot dogs, and a 70-seat restaurant
Abstracts: Does rate case fit USPS' strategic direction? Let's make '06 the year of address quality. Will the USPS protect first-class mail?
Abstracts: Does the Postal Service suffer from MIDS? Reform is on the way. Reform: I just don't get it
Abstracts: Does this really look like an attractive career move? Avoiding flaws in floors. Exstrawdinary
Abstracts: Doing business in China. Compassion fruit. Insider dealing
Abstracts: Doing it for themselves. He's gotta have IT: Mike Laycock once though computers were no more than giant calculators
Abstracts: Doing the Continental. A tale to warm the heart. Variations on a theme
Abstracts: Dolphinite moves into liquidation proceeding. Brunswick's plunge in profit was no surprise. A new playing field for accessories retailers
Abstracts: Dome risks re-examined. Red tape strangles lottery landmarks. MPs' new offices now 100m pounds sterling over budget
Abstracts: Domework: how the biggest dome in the world will be built. Different class. More to boot
Abstracts: Domino topples its base for circulation, ad pages. Entrepreneur raises circulation, gives magazine a makeover
Abstracts: Donations part of pumpout business plan. Insurers fleeing hurricane-prone Florida. Florida 2004: lessons for Gulf Coast
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