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Jordan Ayan Thinks You May Owe Him Money
E-mail service provider SubscriberMail has won a patent for the business process that allows brand owners to provide mix-and-match content that resellers and other marketing partners can use to create their own customized messages.
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FTC Warns Hawaii on Kids’ No-E-Mail Registries
The Federal Trade Commission this morning issued a seemingly inexplicable statement warning Hawaii of the dangers of implementing a so-called child-protection do-not-e-mail list.
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First Utah, then Michigan … now Bulgaria?
Bulgaria’s Commission for trade and consumers protection will set up a register of the e mails, whose owners are not willing to receive unwanted e mail massages
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Stupid Media Watch: From the Tortured-Logic Department
What can the folks at tech site Slashdot.org possibly be reading
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E-Dialog Establishes West Coast Beachhead
E-mail service provider e-Dialog announced last week it has acquired Adinfonitum, a small Bellevue, WA-based e-mail service provider, for an undisclosed sum.
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E-Dialog Establishes West Coast Beachhead
E-mail service provider e-Dialog has acquired Adinfonitum, a small Bellevue, WA-based e-mail service provider, for an undisclosed sum.
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One in Five Permission-Based E-mails Filtered: Return Path
An average of 20.5% of permission-based e-mails in the second half of 2005 either ended up in recipients
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Verizon Settles Over Spam Blocking
Verizon has settled two class action lawsuits brought by seven people who claimed that in its attempts to block spam, Verizon blocked legitimate e-mail from reaching them.
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Exclusive: State Kids’ No E-Mail Bills Dead
A bill in Georgia that would have established so-called child protection do-not-e-mail registry died last week. A similar bill in Connecticut was gutted. Similar bills in Iowa, Wisconsin and Hawaii are also either dead or languishing.
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One in Five Permission-Based E-mails Filtered: Return Path
An average of 20.5% of permission-based e-mails in the second half of 2005 either ended up in recipients
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