SOFTWARE: Adobe goes up against Quark
For the past two decades, most catalogers have relied on the QuarkXPress design software to lay out their books. According to Catalog Age’s Benchmark
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Let’s face it: We’re destroying the earth
It wasn’t until I moved from the East Coast to Oregon that I realized the effects of clear-cutting old-growth forests. Living near the glorious Cascade
five ways to ruin your e-commerce program
Legions of Websites are falling prey to five common customer service mistakes. Here’s how to make sure your site isn’t one of themThe world is fascinated
E-Commerce: The era of `dynamic’ Web merchandising
The concept of merchandising on the Internet is no different from merchandising for your print catalog or store. It’s all about providing the right product
CREATIVE: Lands’ End plots an evolution
Core book’s redesign is a month-to-month process. Coming off a sluggish year in which earnings fell 51%, from $64.2 million to $31.2 million, Lands’ End
Benchmark 1999: Merchandising
This year the Catalog Age Benchmark Report on Merchandising reveals some surprising results. For instance, catalogers are sourcing and buying earlier
Geerlings & Wade acquired
On Sept. 28, holding company Liquid Holdings purchased $34.7 million wine marketer Geerlings & Wade for $40 million. The privately held Liquid Holdings,
The threat to DMV lists grows
In early October, the House and the Senate approved a $49.5 billion transportation appropriations bill containing a provision that forbids state Departments
Keeping up with home-schoolers
This fall an estimated 1.5 million children are being schooled at home, up 328% from 350,000 in 1990, according to the National Home Education Research
USPS files for a ride-along test
On Sept. 27, the U.S. Postal Service filed a request with the Postal Rate Commission (PRC) for an experimental “ride-along” classification change for