ReturnPath shiversEngulfs Habeas1 like springFloats away from us. (See OpinionJournal for an explanation of the “bye-ku.”2 Of course, don’t forget that Habeas started with putting
In the article “Give your e-mail marketing new life,” (July 14, page 20), a senior director of ReturnPath is reported to have said that with
Eddie Davidson escaped a minimum security federal prison in Florence, Colorado.1 Since Florence also houses medium and high security (plus the Administrative Maximium Security or
Sophos reports: By June 2008, research reveals that the level of spam had risen to96.5% of all business email. Having risen from a figure of
I found an interesting, if somewhat depressing, article at NetworkWorld: The world’s antispam systems are fighting a furious but hopeless battle against botnet spam, a
Threat Level reports: A central element to the agreement is a provision giving affected customers a one-year subscription to spam-blocking software. The Trend Micro Internet
There’s a new email scam making the rounds. Apparently, someone thinks that the Texas Attorney General is the soothing sort of authority that people will
Christine, of the AOL Postmaster Team, tells us that: Beginning on September 2, 2008, AOL will remove the option to create non-ARF FBLs. We will
Laura of Word to the Wise has an excellent post up on How not to handle unsubscribes regarding her experience trying (and failing) to be
If you’re working in the email space, everything is “CAN-SPAM compliant.” But does it make any sense to say, “I had a CAN-SPAM compliant dinner
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