The U.S. Postal Service is still mum. But Joe Schick, director of postal affairs for Sussex,WI-based printer Quad/Graphics, expects the USPS to announce its 5.4% rate increase by the second week of November and implement the rates by Jan. 15, 2006.
It’s summer in Saratoga Springs, NY, but not everyone is headed to the town’s famed racetrack. Several out-of-towners are here not for the ponies but
After five consecutive months of declines, year-over-year catalog volume rose in July barely. Catalog Tracker, a service of Greenwich, CT-based list and
An end to labor issues at two paper mills, along with reduced demand, will result in flat to slightly lower paper prices heading into next year, experts
You’re not getting older, you’re getting better that certainly applies to our industry. The possibilities of catalog marketing have expanded thanks to
It seemed like good news when on July 26 the House of Representatives approved H.R. 22, the Postal Accountability and Enhancement Act by a resounding
Seems to me, as a dispassionate observer, that the World Wide Web has wrought a happy evolution in descriptive copy. That evolution is a seismic shift
When Winnebago, NE-based Native American products merchant AllNative revamped its catalog design earlier this year, it hoped to give customers a better
An optimist might argue that it’s simply a sign of the hypercompetitive, multichannel times. But a pessimist would say that this doesn’t bode well for
Global Girlfriends Why would a former social worker launch a gifts catalog? Stacey Edgar was inspired by a trip her mother-in-law took with the World