ACMA Joins Forces With PostCom
The American Catalog Mailers Association (ACMA), formed nearly one year ago, has joined the Washington-based Association for Postal Commerce (PostCom). What
Redcats USA prefers plus sizes
According to parent company PPR’s fourth-quarter and full-year sales results, the conglomerate’s Redcats Group has decided to discontinue the activities
Quebecor World’s outlook
While officials with Quebecor World insist it’s business as usual in the wake of the Jan. 21 Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection filing, some industry experts
Do Printers Get It?
They may have a role to play. But traditional printers aren’t necessarily the best people to talk about digital printing, says Stefan Agustsson, vice
Catalogers catch a break on May rate hike
While it may be cold comfort to the mailers already hurting from the impact of the last increase, the postal rate hike coming in two months is going to
A slow finish in 2007
The fourth quarter wasn’t great for retail sales, and it wasn’t robust for industry mergers and acquisitions either. The volume of deals in the fourth
Hot type
A digital printer is like a gym membership the only way to get results is to use it. But too few marketers are, says Jim Schleck, chief operating officer
More layoffs, likely sale for Lillian
Things have gone from bad to worse for Lillian Vernon. Two months after it cut 25% of its staff, the struggling gifts and housewares cataloger on Feb.
Flax finished with catalogs
Thanks in large part to last year’s huge postal rate hike, Flax Art & Design is a direct merchant no more. The San Francisco-based retailer quietly folded
AeroGrow Reaping Rewards of Catalog
AeroGrow’s catalog is pushing the company