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The Hub 21

The Hub, Issue 21

The entire Nov/Dec '07 issue of The Hub magazine (44 pages), centered on consumer loyalty, including an interview with Paul Latham of Costco and 11 other articles. (download pdf)

Cracking The Nutcracker

Patty Bloomfield, Northlich

Cincinnati Ballet attracts a younger, hipper audience. By Patty Bloomfield. (download pdf)

The HUB 15

HUB magazine issue 14

The entire Nov/Dec ‘06 issue of the HUB magazine (36 pages), featuring interviews with Tom Boyles of Disney Parks & Resorts, Constantine Maroulis of American Idol, and ten other articles. (download PDF)

Cool News

Cool News

A look into the future of media ... as seen by Philips Electronics, Disney Shopping and Marlboro cigarettes. (download PDF)

The HUB 14

HUB magazine issue 14

The entire Sep/Oct ‘06 issue of the HUB magazine (36 pages), featuring interviews with Jim Hedleston of American Express, Dr. Brian Harris of the Partnering Group, and eight other articles. (download PDF)

The Mailbox Is The Message

Anita Bizzotto


The U.S. Postal Service is making the medium the message with Deliver — a new magazine that raises the bar on best practices in direct mail. By Anita Bizzotto, chief marketing officer of the U.S. Postal Service. (Download PDF)

Sep/Oct ‘05

If you'd like to download a PDF of the entire Sep/Oct '05 issue of The Hub (20 pages) please click here. (Download PDF)

Big-B to Little-B Marketing

Neil Metviner


America’s small businesses represent a big business opportunity for marketers who know how to reach, motivate and build relationships with them. By Neil Metviner, President, Pitney Bowes Direct. (download PDF)

May/June 2005

If you would like to download the entire May/June '05 edition of The Hub, please click here. (PDF Download)

The Golden Age of Marketing

A fictional conversation with David Ogilvy. By Spencer L. Hapoienu and Nicole Jonas of Insight Out of Chaos. Featuring a True Value case study. (PDF Download)

Mar/Apr ‘05

If you would like to download the entire Mar/Apr '05 edition of The Hub, please click here. (PDF Download)

From Television to Decisionvision

Retailers including Wal-Mart, Best Buy and Tesco have validated that in-store television networks can build brands and drive sales. But a recent Reveries study suggests their true potential remains largely untapped. By Stuart Armstrong, coo, Digital View. (PDF Download)

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