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Email
Exclusive: Anonymous Group Takes Aim at Spamhaus
A group of anonymous e-mail marketers who some believe push the limits of the law has apparently banded together to fight against anti-spam blacklisting organization Spamhaus.
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Email
Stupid Experiment Watch: 50 Volunteer to be Spammies
From the complete-waste-of-time file comes news that Internet security firm McAfee has convinced 50 people to spend a month clicking on pop-ups, signing up for promotions and responding to spam e-mail on computers with no filters installed.
Can anyone guess what
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Direct Marketing | Print
Stupid Media Watch: Journal Times Better Get With it
Quick! Look out the window. What
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Email
ESPs Make a Bunch of New-Client Announcements
Multiple e-mail service providers announced new clients yesterday.
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Direct Marketing | Print
Nobody Left to Blame
It happened again last month: Another JupiterResearch e-mail buyer’s guide, another round of press releases from all the service providers congratulating
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Direct Marketing | Print
Yes They CanPull Pranks
As the primaries chugged along in February, some pranksters apparently found their own path to change by signing up anti-spammers’ e-mail addresses and
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Direct Marketing | Print
Healthy Dividends
Most marketers would be ecstatic with the $2 million-a-year savings in print costs alone that United Healthcare’s custom e-mail newsletter has achieved. But the health insurance provider has more lofty goals.
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Direct Marketing | Print
Stunner: FTC Loses Affiliate Marketing Case
A jury in Seattle Monday ruled that a pornography marketer was not responsible for spam sent by some affiliates, handing the Federal Trade Commission a stunning defeat.
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Direct Marketing | Print
Comcast Claims Linhardt Sued to Beat Spam Filters
Comcast has countersued David Linhardt, president of e-mail marketing firm e360 Insight, and the accusations have begun to fly.
The most eye-popping claim Comcast makes is that Linhardt is suing Comcast to learn how he can circumvent the cable provider
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