I remember in college trying to call the catalog companies to get them to stop sending me mountains of paper catalogs.

Certainly, the catalog companies are getting their customers to spend more money online now than in years past.

I can't think of an example of a catalog company that doesn't have 24-hour order lines.

He said his group "just sent out a letter to the top 100 catalog companies."

It began life as a catalog company, only to abandon the catalog in 1993.

Google is, after all, merely a search engine; from there you must take the extra step to contact the catalog company directly.

I've placed plenty of orders from that catalog company before.

Several other catalog companies have also struggled to reinvent themselves as retail outlets.

I'm an order-taker for a mail-order catalog company, which means I type a lot, and my symptoms were really getting bad.

They began in 1985 as a catalog company, based out of Los Angeles.