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Abstracts: PMG Henderson announces several key management changes at USPS. P&Q executive tells marketers: let go
Abstracts: Poaching game. Hello! good buy. Who's winning the work
Abstracts: PointRoll delivers online ads, local service in a pizza box. Traveler's One-to-One boosts retention
Abstracts: Points of departure. Aerodynamic. Flight plan
Abstracts: Poland's DM on the launching pad, ready for take-off. Spanish DM grows at home, looks to Latin America, Europe
Abstracts: Polaris pulls out of marine, leaving only 4 PWC makers. A new marine trades school opens in Maryland. Shrinkwrap: The new recyclable
Abstracts: Police probe 125 million pounds sterling Drake & Scull JLE bid. Police raid Jubilee Line QS
Abstracts: Political ties: election boosts sales for DMers. Maker of vintage sports jerseys seek online appeal. Newport news, Spiegel speed product development
Abstracts: Politicians back home repair TESSAs. 'It's getting bad,' industry tells Bank of England. Contractors 'chock-a-block' with bids
Abstracts: Polk seeks new markets with RMP. KnowledgeBase adds data to AmeriLINK database. Naviant bolsters list services
Abstracts: Poll: Americans find unsolicited mail irritating. Pitney Bowes offers small businesses mail discounts. Study: Data Curbs May Lift Mail Rates
Abstracts: Pontiac may ignite trend to 'Google' offline ads. Eye clinic boots direct mail with print creative built on web
Abstracts: Pontiac may ignite trend to 'Google' offline ads. Partner Networks help DIY set a sweepstakes high. E-brochures save time, money for Phoenix visitors bureau
Abstracts: Poor reflection: serious damage limitation was required to convert a defective, low-grade mirror factory into a high-tech computerised library for the University of North London
Abstracts: Pop goes forward valuation bubble. A systematic approach. ICC moderates on demand bonds
Abstracts: Portability database available for telemarketers. Telemarketers question DNC fee hike. E-recruiting test for telemarketers
Abstracts: Portland arena gets TicketMaster's online printing technology. BuyMedia adds another medium to lineup
Abstracts: Port tunnel for the fair city. Success story for September. Surface connections
Abstracts: Positive exposure. Shipment number shenanigans. November shipments up 46.7 percent
Abstracts: Postal reform, better address quality will bring opportunities for mailers. USPS gives mailers MERLIN reprieve
Abstracts: Postal reform bill introduced in the senate: momentum building on Capitol Hill. Postal Reform Bill May See Debut next Month
Abstracts: Postal reform given '50-50' chance. Congress renews focus on postal issues. It's time to rethink postal reform
Abstracts: Postal relief is just a perception away. The bright side to postal rate increase. 'Junk fax' bill progresses in Senate
Abstracts: Postal Service launches mail quality programs. USPS offers consumers more protection. NASCAR Club tunes up benefits for loyal fans
Abstracts: Postal service ramps up for more NSAs. ACLU seeks records on mail surveillance. USPS seeks comment on standards
Abstracts: Postal service ready to debut tracking program this month. Consultancy focuses on faith-based initiatives. Home depot targets upscale women
Abstracts: Post haste. Gothic novel: four major state rooms including St George's Hall, have been remodelled to competition-winning designs by Giles Downes
Abstracts: Post modern. Access all areas. Preserved for prosperity
Abstracts: PostNet expands eBay service to 31 locations. Horse magazine makeover expands publication beyond its L.A. roots
Abstracts: Potato spurs interest in broadband TV. Online game sells Ford's 'Green 'SUV'. Bristol-Myers adopts wait for DTC ads
Abstracts: Potter approaches 2006 cautiously. Reform may be decided by summer, postal official says. Fuel costs force January rate hike
Abstracts: Potter approaches 2006 cautiously. USPS says FSS on track. Unions, managers team on reform
Abstracts: Potter: rates to hold through 2006. USPS ready for holidays. Mailers antsy over late deliveries in West, Southwest
Abstracts: Power-Save: using DRTV to sell expensive, hard-to-sell products. Kayak makes mainstream push with satirical TV ads
Abstracts: Power struggle. Rooting out evil. Gas attack
Abstracts: Power to the arbitrator. Just good friends? Harmony in the House: members of the House of Lords have been fulsome in their praise of the new arbitration bill
Abstracts: Power to the people. Postal order: the UK headquarters of fanking machine manufacturer Pitney Bowes is being stripped bare and completely reclad and refitted - and all with office staff still on site
Abstracts: Practical issues. Consultants face damages dilemma. Tussling over float and contingencies
Abstracts: Practical problems of CDM. Certifiable consultants. Gatecrashing parties
Abstracts: PRC backs 3-year NSA for Bank One. Washington Mutual NSA stalls for revisions. USPS seeks NSA to boost first-class use
Abstracts: PR, certification directors gone from NMMA. Thom Dammrich: the first 5 years. Mayor Dammrich? NMMA board's OK with that
Abstracts: Prefer Network begins testing database. JC Whitney, J.D. Power Clubs partner. Mokrynski partners with co-op
Abstracts: Preowned homes: the industry's stepchild. Manufactured home financing: will history repeat itself?
Abstracts: Preparing for the MH community of the 21st century. The benefits of 'mystery' shopping. Boost phone inquiries, part 2
Abstracts: Prerecorded messages boost ticket sales. Outsourcing or in-house? Building unity among sales agents
Abstracts: Prescott orders inquiry into 2000 village bust-up. Optimism brings QS jobs drive. Housebuilders boost market morale
Abstracts: Pressure builds to merge shows. Jobs Action. Fake cashierEs checks turn up again in Florida, Texas
Abstracts: Pressure points. Water giants veto ribbed pipes. Drain reaction: suggestions that the new generation of ribbed plastic pipes may not be up to the high-pressure jetting and rodding that foul-water pipes have to face are causing concern in the industry
Abstracts: Presto, no more bogus e-mail lists. Segmenting is the recipe for warmer leads. How to create e-mail advertising that doesn't suck
Abstracts: Preventive medecine. Heading for the hurdles. Trapping the genie
Abstracts: Priceline dumps gas, groceries. Information Draws Visitors, Keeps Sites Afloat. UPS will use IPO to grow globally
Abstracts: PricewaterhouseCoopers launches iAnalytics. Writing optimized content for Web sites. BizWordz.com offers PR writing
Abstracts: Prime Response names partnerships with Tessera, Naviant and Logica. Dell, Xerox form marketing partnership
Abstracts: Prime Response to launch real-time campaign tracking product. P3M entices big response for clients
Abstracts: Print Cafe tries European market. E.piphany deals spearheads Homedepot.com redesign. Talk.com signs marketing deal with Cellmania.com
Abstracts: Printer revamps, targets e-businesses that want to mail offline. National Beauty opens first offline store, plans mores
Abstracts: Printers help mailers grab attention with 3-D and holographic images. Paymentech corporate fleet cards do more
Abstracts: Print Firm Pleased With Response Despite Timing of the Last Drop. E-mail appending can raise match rates
Abstracts: Printing firm expects newest expansion to spark revenue. PIP Printing, PrintNation.com make deal. Travelocity opens third call center
Abstracts: Prioritize quality management. Cutting through the CRM hype. Infomercials' Value for Brand Advertisers
Abstracts: Prison reformer: the engineer who is sweeping a broom through the Prison Service's construction division. Drying-out process: a low humidity ventilation technique pioneered in Norway is being used in a Scottish sports centre
Abstracts: Privacy advocate wins $19500 in ruling. Marketers urge Congress to delay DPPA. DPPA ruling sinks with marketers
Abstracts: Privacy hits financial world's DM efforts, threatens reform. Chase, New York reach privacy agreement
Abstracts: Privacy issues block some online shopping. Viral Campaign Pulls in Members. Listworks mum on closure despite collections letter
Abstracts: Privacy laws inappropriate at this time, FTC tells Congress. Firms unveil yet another privacy seal
Abstracts: Privacy software may give DMers a break. Microsoft fires privacy cannonball. Intel bows to privacy concerns
Abstracts: Privacy study: legislation out, user control in. Internet marketer will pay 900,000 dollars CAN-SPAM penalty. 2 more companies find data theft
Abstracts: Privacy study rates danger of personal data. USPS supports new print initiative. Variable data printing promises personalization
Abstracts: Privacy: the next big opportunity for marketers. 5 ways to waste money with PPC. Double sales without busting your ad budget
Abstracts: Private eye. Lock up your dumpers. It's switch craft: Mike Crane and Steve McGuckin are typical of a new breed of professional who have changed tack in their careers
Abstracts: Private misery behind dole queue figures. Three of a kind. Partners in time
Abstracts: Pro and con: outside lists for e-mail acquisition: beware rented lists. Killing the producer
Abstracts: Procurement and the PFI. Final analysis. Studying the form. (potentially hazardous subcontracts)
Abstracts: Product claims: the same rules apply online. Marketers need to beware of adware. An online shopper bill of rights
Abstracts: Production to begin soon at Luhrs plant in Britain. Geoffrey Ewenson. Flex-O-Fold
Abstracts: Product knockoffs: a $200B economic drain. Hurricane means smaller turnout at bigger IBEX. R.I. takes steps to build its skilled worker pool
Abstracts: Product knockoffs: a $200B economic drain. Oil prices cut into margins. Boating 2004
Abstracts: Products. Taking a rain check. Top 250 consultants
Abstracts: Professionalism improves through prospecting. Customer concerns: perspective and process. Do you practice the mathematics of success?
Abstracts: ProfitCenter offers depth of functions. Resonance sides with service over suites. Matrix meets 3rd-generation needs
Abstracts: Program builds gambling hotline into cash machines. Measure prescription fills to gauge success of DTC campaigns
Abstracts: Program helps get through to hospital executives. Restaurant firm tempts diners with affinity program. Building loyalty through emotion
Abstracts: Program links travel agents to hotel bargains. Jubillenium mailing promotes peace. HA-LO expects to fly high with launch of FlyPaper
Abstracts: Project management :It's not as scary as you think. You can go with your gut but back it up with data. Management
Abstracts: Project review. Industry standard. 2 for the price of 1
Abstracts: Promo aims to put fizz into new-boat sales. Yamaha's 15th year proves its best yet. Slump has dealers scrambling to make sales
Abstracts: Promotion offers 1,000 free clicks to advertisers. Eclip pitches coupon offers to Hispanics. Relaunched EWanted offers e-mail alerts, customization
Abstracts: Promotions, DM join for better targeting. Search's role in DM campaigns. Innovation will help overcome potpourri of issues
Abstracts: Promo tour: No more preaching to the choir: Fairs, not boat shows, dominate the itinerary as emarina on wheelsE mainstreams its message
Abstracts: Promo tour: No more preaching to the choir: Fairs, not boat shows, dominate the itinerary as emarina on wheelsE mainstreams its message. part 2
Abstracts: Properly done, direct mail is a real tool. Sullivan lands 'dream' job in new TV venture. Operation Bass lands Pepsi and Frito-Lay
Abstracts: Proposed bank privacy regulations redefine `nonpublic information'. Financial privacy legislation allows for DM
Abstracts: Proposed bill would reward boat buyers. Yamaha first out of gate with 200-hp 4-strokes. Three new technological must-haves hitting market
Abstracts: Proposed code threatens Australian e-commerce. Peet's Coffee & Tea takes orders any way they come. WishClick.Com launches gift registry sans gifts
Abstracts: Prospecting finds surprise segment. Will the EBR exemption survive? Nonprofits Face Fallout from No-Call Despite Exemption
Abstracts: Prospects for immersed tube tunnel solutions. High-tech progress on the Turin Metro Line 1. Ahead of the tunnel face - seismic tomography offers investigative analysis
Abstracts: Protect yourself from premise liability suits. Sell your business and still keep control. New tax rules set for limited liability companies
Abstracts: Providian looks to tap Argentine market with credit card launch. Canada picks Bank of Montreal MasterCard service
Abstracts: Prowting sells more for less. Wilcon ready for spring action. Persimmon picks plum purchases
Abstracts: Proximity leads Caples with 2 best of shows. That was a good show. Target Quaffs Echo for Guinness work
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