Customers are no longer just finding your Website on browsers line Internet Explorer, FireFox and Safari. They are coming in through smartphones and portable tablet computers, and your site may not be compatible with those devices. That’s why you may want to consider a redesign on an HTML5-based platform.
Catalogs are a “hugely important part of the mail.” That was the message from David C. Williams, U.S. Postal Service Inspector General, to attendees at the National Catalog Forum. The show was held in Washington June 21-22 by the American Catalog Mailers Association.
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Energy efficient lighting in the form of T5 and T8 fluorescents has been around for a number of years now. These are better by far than even the T12 fluorescents that most of us have been accustomed to all of our lives.
Food gifts merchant Edible Arrangements is thinking big. The Wallingford, CT-based company opened a new design and distribution center in April in Riverside, CA.
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UPS is launching a new returns program in October called UPS Returns Exchange. The service is geared toward shippers in the high-tech, healthcare and retail industries
Five months after it filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, multititle mailer Orchard Brands is ready to forge ahead as a leaner, stronger company.
The Boston Apparel Group is downsizing in a big way. The multititle apparel mailer will lay off more than 300 workers at its former Chadwick
An amendment pushed by Sen. Jon Tester (D-MT) that would have delayed implementation of swipe fee reform for two years did not get enough votes in Senate yesterday to break a filibuster. The amendment picked up 54 votes for and 45 against, but needed 60 yes votes to go into effect.