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In response to the e-mails I have received from the column last month, I would like to add another thought.

In February, I was sitting with Terry McAuliffe at the old DNC Headquarters in Washington. The President had just given his State of the Union address and the first statement McAuliffe made was

For those among us who study markets and marketing, and especially the marketing of things generally referred to as consumer goods, the focus is shifting to places generally referred to as "edge cities."

I think it is fair to say the Democrats are missing their old Bill Clinton/James Carville campaign team.

Most people are now aware that indoor air pollution is an issue of growing concern and increased visibility.

On Friday, we learned that Senator Paul Wellstone and his wife, daughter and 5 others died in a plane crash in Minnesota. Senator Wellstone was the most liberal member of the United States Senate. He was also the most honest about it. At a time when mo

To find companies that provide duct cleaning services, check your Yellow Pages under

Well, its leaf season, and I

I think it is time for those of us who are, or have been, in advertising to say the stuff you see and hear today in American politics is not advertising.

There has been a lot of talk lately about the importance of one vote, but for some reason the bill that passed Congress by one vote in 1940 hasn't been mentioned ... possibly because we tend to have a habit nowadays of ignoring the lessons of history.