The Cybercritic: On the Links
In this issue the cybercritic looks at golf products websites www.golfsmith.com Reviewed April 30, 8 a.m., on America Online Golfsmith’s home page, or
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Where Are They Now?: The Annotated First Catalog Age 100
When trying to figure out where you’re going, sometimes it helps to look at where you came from and how you got to where you are today. With that in mind,
Gas Prices rise to over $2.00 a gallon
This is a story about gas prices. They are too high. This is a story about gas prices. They are too high. This is a story about gas prices. They are too
Bluefly.com Enters the Catalog Fray or Does It?
Dot-com pure-play Bluefly.com is extending its presence beyond the Web. The New York-based marketer of discount designer apparel, accessories, and home
Small Catalogs Forum: Filling a “Puzzling” Niche
In the early 1990s, Mary Logeland, a human resources executive, and her husband, a CPA, were looking for a new business opportunity. Little did they know
A&E Spins Off Two Catalogs
Taking a page from TV series spin-offs, New York-based A&E Television Networks in March spun off two catalog titles, Biography and The History Channel,
All Roads Lead to Hanover
When Boris Leavitt launched apparel catalog Lana Lobell in 1950, he had no idea that he was creating a future catalog conglomerate and a mail-order-marketing
Working Gear
Mix, match, switch products on the Web with all-in-one configuration tools
SPREAD THE WORD
The current shakeout in the Internet industry has investors running scared and pundits shaking their heads. But it also offers a great opportunity for
Mergers & Acquisitions: First-Quarter 2001
The first quarter of 2001 was a hotbed of catalog industry mergers and acquisitions. Thirty-seven transactions were completed during the first three months