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Well-Known E-mailers Back Spamhaus in Amicus Brief
Twenty-nine individuals and organizations have signed onto an amicus brief in support of anti-spam blacklisting service Spamhaus in its court battle against e-mail marketer e360 Insight.
Not surprisingly, the list includes many anti-spammers. But it also includes some well-known names from the e-mail marketing industry.
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Q Interactive: You can Still Safely Prospect
Marketing services provider Q Interactive has launched a service the company claims can deliver high-quality e-mail leads without irritating consumers and resulting in spam complaints.
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Stupid Spammer Watch: Well, She’s Right About the Fat Part
I keep getting an anonymous e-mail from someone claiming to want to help me lose weight and stop my colleagues from talking about me.
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E-mail Industry Lacks Consensus on Most Basic Definitions: Study
Ten years after e-mail began to emerge as a serious commercial marketing channel, the e-mail marketing industry still has no consensus on the definitions of even the most basic metrics, according to a survey due out today.
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One Third of Internet Users Have Logged on with Wireless: Pew
Thirty four percent of Internet users have logged onto the Internet using a wireless connection, according to a study by the Pew Internet & American Life Project released yesterday.
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Getting Blocked? It’s Probably Not Your Content
Too many marketers fail to take basic steps to ensure their e-mail gets delivered and, as a result, seriously risk getting their campaigns blocked, according to Craig Spiezle, director of online safety for Microsoft.
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Microsoft Files for Patent on Disabling Links and Images
Microsoft apparently believes there is money to be made in disabling links and images in e-mail to guard against phishing attacks. The company has applied for a patent on the process.
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