USPS puts on the PRESS to track mail complaints; response time expected to decrease

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The US Postal Service (USPS) is currently fine-tuning a new system for tracking complaints regarding second-class mail matter. Called Publication Research Efficiency Support System (PRESS), the new program establishes a direct computer link between the USPS and publishers and is designed to bring down response time to a mere 72 hours. USPS officials state that PRESS is not only efficient but is also less costly that the agency's existing Publications Watch program, which costs some $2 million annually and has a three- to nine-month response time.

Prepackaged software, Computer Software, Software Publishers, Public Mail & Express Services, Postal Service, US Postal Service, U.S. Postal Service, Management, Usage, Software, United States. Postal Service

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ABP to offer trade ad data: puts b-to-b on par with other media

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The American Business Press will introduce the Business Information Network (BIN), an ad page and revenue tracking service, on Feb. 1997. BIN will initially report on over 320 trade magazines and offer spending information by marketers and brands. It will be compiled by Competitive Media Reporting (CMR). BIN numbers will be initially released from CMR information which will be incorporated into the AdSpenser Report.

Planning, Information services, Business information services, American Business Press

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3 Neals honors IDG's flagship

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International Data Group Inc.'s PC World magazine was given the top three honors during the 1995 Jesse H. Neal Editorial Achievement Awards. PC World won the best article, the best how-to article and the best investigative article awards. Meanwhile, Hollywood Report Publisher and Editor-in-Chief Robert J. Dowling was given the Crain Award for Distinguished Editorial Career in the Business Press.

Periodical Publishers, Periodicals, Business & Professnl Periodicals, Officials and employees, Achievements and awards, Periodical publishing, PC World (Periodical), Professional journals, International Data Group Inc., Hollywood Reporter (Periodical), Dowling, Robert J.

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