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Abstracts: PRTC grows with the polyurethane industry. A jewel on the Mississippi. Make room for the wide weld
Abstracts: PSAs urge youths to vote. Donor geography is key predictor of giving. Puzzle fits fundraising plans for hospital
Abstracts: Public inquiry: Orbit Housing Association. Premium brands. out of step: economics of specification. (Building Homes)
Abstracts: Public inquiry. Please release me. Survival of the fattest
Abstracts: Public relations efforts must be focused. CommonHealth, Shire Hall form healthcare public relations agency. Therative launches ThermaClear push
Abstracts: Publisher boosts fulfillment on story-related products. NME invades America. Better Homes and Gardens plants roots in China
Abstracts: Publisher looks for US partner as law eases. Companies find gold in customer billing process. Canada and US face off over split-run magazine issue
Abstracts: Publishers clearing house becomes a big winner in e-mail delivery. Tulane e-mail spreads message it's back in session after Katrina
Abstracts: Publishers Clearing House launches pch.com. Department of Commerce launches trade fair initiative. L.L. Bean accepts fine in carrier recall
Abstracts: Publishers Clearing House modifies sweeps marketing; house delves into issue this week. Congress delves into DM issues as second session begins
Abstracts: Publisher splits from his 'parent' company. Louisa Beckett is named new editor of ShowBoats. Soundings' parent company is divided into two entities
Abstracts: Publishing co-op movement growing. Spanish title drives bank prospecting. Chase building data warehouse
Abstracts: Publishing evolves toward integration. Deep-rooted reader connection bolster longstanding insert program. Nightly Business' web presence sheds light on brand
Abstracts: Publishing, not perishing. Trader publishing acquires PassageMaker. 2001 saw 10.6-percent decline in boat sales
Abstracts: Pure-plays offer better service, study finds. For search, innovation fuels ad growth, study finds. DataPulse, MailWizard offer analysis
Abstracts: Pur genius. Building product file. Board talk
Abstracts: Purpose and process in successful sales. Sales training: is it really necessary? Recruiting, testing and hiring effective employees
Abstracts: Putting paid to the tykes. A private finance function: to make the private finance initiative work needs big money and big thinking. And potential PFI operators should also expect a dispute with the government if anything goes wrong
Abstracts: PWC industry fights latest 'bad rap'. 'Challenging year' for boating magazines. A glimpse at 2006
Abstracts: PWC record brings award to Maryland. Ill. builder Caterpillar forms Marine Business Unit. DDC reports record 4th-quarter earnings
Abstracts: PWC sales saved industry from a down year. An uptick in May sales. First-half sales dismal but July numbers soar
Abstracts: QCL sends mailing touting 2 Web sites. Education hels DM efforts. Cox Direct to offer branded mailer
Abstracts: QSs in revolt. Board game. The game of the name
Abstracts: QSs should perform as they demand performance. Something for nothing: clients are taking contractors for a ride by using the pricing information provided free in tenders to redesign projects and rejig their budgets
Abstracts: Quadstone joins Siebel Alliance Program as a premier partner. E-mail campaign boosts launch of Fireworks 3 software
Abstracts: Quadstone releases interface for WebTrends CommerceTrends. Silvon debuts customer solution. Amdocs offers customer data application
Abstracts: Qualifying: are you digging deep enough? Handling the changing trend toward choice. Packing more power into presentations
Abstracts: Qualifying heat. In the long run. When in Poole
Abstracts: Quality a top concern of insulators. Contractor benefits by offering workers respect, dignity. Metal streamlines water treatment plant
Abstracts: Quality brickwork award 1992. Quality brickwork award. Quality in action
Abstracts: Quality controller. Making it big. The father of reinvention
Abstracts: Quality data leads to winning models. What happened to the 40-40-20 rule? Tips on selecting an outsourced service provider
Abstracts: Quality not quantities. Failure of the imagination. An inspiring choice
Abstracts: Quality on a shoestring. From factory to Hackney. Court favourite
Abstracts: Quantifying change. Bitter harvest. General levy
Abstracts: Quark enters catalog market. Wave of high tech products protecs privacy, children. Use the essentials of catalog response report design
Abstracts: Quarry link is a productive environmental solution. Marketing messages ride the rails. The world views a modern metro
Abstracts: Quarter master: supermodel low-cost homes for sale. (Building Homes). DOE planning rules forcing up prices: house and land values set to rise on the back of anti-pollution guideline PPG 13. (Building Homes)
Abstracts: Quelle drops 300,000 books in China, plans 1 million in '98. Carol Wright to drop 3 million books in Germany this year
Abstracts: Questions for cash. Payments at fair stages. Don't hold back
Abstracts: Questions form the foundation of the sale. Using a want list to earn the sale. Packing more power into presentations
Abstracts: Quick change is needed to fix the boat business. New study is measuring marinas' economic clout. 22 appointed to Technical Education Council
Abstracts: Quick off the block. Pur genius. The difference a day makes
Abstracts: Quick off the blocks. Tradis Tardis. Stop groaning
Abstracts: Quick payback fueled growth of dry storage. Vinyl finding its place in marinas, too. Marinas, clean environment can coexist
Abstracts: Quigley prepares infomercial for cold-eeze. Singer looks for lotto, lawsuit winners. 3 brands in 30 minutes
Abstracts: Quite a racket over fair play. New delay fears hit Royal Opera House. Preferred bidder complains of delay after delay
Abstracts: QVC doubles German buyers in first half of 1998, expects to break even in fall of 1999. German DM industry shows brawn and money at DIMA 2000
Abstracts: QVC's 'Titanic' video promotion makes waves. Bride-Direct points DM arrows at engaged couples. Clif Bar Reaches Women With Friend-to-Friend Mailing
Abstracts: R2000 rate case makes strange bedfellows. Let's go to the constitution. Illogic in the rate increase
Abstracts: Radio offer showcases new line from electrical manufacturer. Patriotic packaging for Mrs. Beasley's
Abstracts: Radio station tests Web relationship. BMG e-mail is music to fan's ears. USA Today campaign uses outside agency
Abstracts: Rail link bid risk ignored. Audit Office to slam spiralling public initiative finance fees. Labour faces PFI dilemma
Abstracts: Railtrack sidelines Jarvis. Railtrack chiefs face review. Super spender
Abstracts: Railtrack to team up with 'key' QSs. Specialists slam amended contracts. Private firms 'don't understand CCT'
Abstracts: Rappaport Left Impower Before It Filed for Ch. 11. Former Acxiom, DMI exec starts data firm. Bookspan spreads wings with reorg
Abstracts: Rapp Collins acquires e-mail ASP Innovyx. Rapp Collins wins CRM work from DirecTV. Rapp Collins celebrates 40 years in biz
Abstracts: Rapp Collins Worldwide teams with HispanAmerica. In an era of CRM, FCB Direct becomes FCBi. AGA wins Frederick's, A&E, Aerosoles and Spiegel
Abstracts: Rate case opponents to begin their rebuttals against the USPS. Postal reform
Abstracts: Rate case reply briefs due today. PRC oks rate increase. PRC recommends rate increase
Abstracts: Rate case settlement questioned. USPS deals with Charley aftermath. Postal reform tops list of unfinished business
Abstracts: Rate-hike opponents file notices of intervention with PRC. USPS may file phased rate increase in 2005. USPS will release finacl CMRA ruling
Abstracts: Rate-raging mailers demand postal reform. USPS seeks rate bump to use stickies. USPS assures mailers on class changes
Abstracts: Rates likely to increase again in July. Fiscal plan assumes rate increase in May. Potter preparing for May 6 rate increase
Abstracts: Rating the rating systems. Sixth annual pride of young lions! Resident-related revenue
Abstracts: Ray ban. Battling for control. Liquid asset
Abstracts: Reaching a truce in spam wars. Best practices for using web analytics. Why the need for web analytics consultants?
Abstracts: Read all about it: Sail America brochure sells sailing to nonboaters. Groups unite to forge marina accreditation
Abstracts: Reader's Digest announces reorganization. Behind the DoubleClick merger: will it be the DoubleClick e-mail network
Abstracts: Reader's Digest buys stake in BrandDirect. Leo-MacManus direct units will stay separate. Lighthouse has eyes wide open
Abstracts: Reader's Digest buys stake in BrandDirect. Willis Stein buys $205M stake in protocol. MicroMass develops program for AHA
Abstracts: Reader's Digest details plans to sell, buy, cut. '98 earnings drop 7 percent at Reader's Digest. Reader's Digest upgrades call centers
Abstracts: Reader's Digest details plans to sell, buy, cut. Reader's Digest changes marketing in Sweden. Reader's Digest cuts cost in Euro pullback
Abstracts: Reader's Digest taps Mal Dunn as new list manager. Interactive division gives Lake Group's clients e-mail. List firms rethink operations in Net age
Abstracts: Reader's Digest targets China within 18 months, sees strong growth in emerging markets. US electronic retailers look for bright 'second future' in China
Abstracts: Reader's Digest targets younger audience with Good Catalog. iCraveTV draws ire of NFL, broadcasters. Toronto offers city perks at rural prices
Abstracts: Reader's Digest transfers file management duties to ALC. Rubin Response gains PBI Media business files. DMC to market LTS 14-million name database
Abstracts: Reader's Digest upgrades call centers. Dell targets large corporations with new system. Levi Strauss mailing targets fashion-conscious girls
Abstracts: Reading through the post addressed to John Major. Fond memories of a Houseful of personalities. Cut spending on military, not construction
Abstracts: Read the fine print, show promoters warn: Austrian company solicits exhibitors to sign up for an ad directory with a hidden Internet fee
Abstracts: Ready for the holidays? Waiting for godot. USPS hopes for fast case
Abstracts: Ready setago! April shipments drop 4.0 percent. March shipments down 25.1 percent
Abstracts: Ready, set-off, go! Shaky ground. Sweeping statements
Abstracts: Real estate site seeks to drive traffic to its turf. Wrestlemania lures fans into the ring. Olympic hopeful lures traffic to new SUV
Abstracts: RealNetworks' privacy breach forces software change. Delia's hit with three class action suits. FTC investigates Yahoo, Amazon.com
Abstracts: Real-time data cleaning cuts return mail 70% for Total Card. U.S. May Examine Agencies' Mail Costs
Abstracts: Real to acquire First Class Marketing. K-Tel, GRTV Network ink show deal. Nissho Iwai buys into Guthy-Renker Asia Pacific
Abstracts: Rebuilding Barratt. Hill's street news. Cut and thrust
Abstracts: Rebuilding Kobe: as the clean-up in Kobe gets underway, there are signs that Japan's fiercely protected construction market may call on foreign expertise for the longer-term reconstruction. But UK firms are cautious about their welcome
Abstracts: Record breaking Robbins chews through Little Calumet Leg limestone. Digital tunneling
Abstracts: Record rule will create headaches for contractors, says NRCA. NRCA Voices Support for Health Fairness Act
Abstracts: Recovery position: the health minister who aims to inject a dose of quality into hospital design. All the fun of the fare
Abstracts: Red alert. Total write-off. Aiming low for high rewards
Abstracts: Red Cross makes first attempt at national fundraising campaign. Gateway changes name, boosts its business market with new division
Abstracts: Red Cross makes first attempt at national fundraising campaign. part 2 USA Today campaign uses outside agency
Abstracts: Red Cross readies for the holidays. A 10-click plan to prepare for the holidays. A holiday sales checklist for paid search
Abstracts: Redefining U.S. households. Target consumers who have money to spend. Montgomery Ward fattens catalog for Christmas
Abstracts: RedEnvelope looking for holiday success. Consumers warming to Google rivals, report says. Dotomi plans to expand in U.S
Abstracts: RedEnvelope tests catalog to expand base beyond the Web. Ha-Lo to buy Starbelly.com, gain online reach. Greatfood.com moves offline, drops second catalog
Abstracts: Redesign saves 13% on hard costs. Discount marketing saves up to 60%. Apartment recycling saves $5057
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