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
For a great example of an empty boogeyman quote aimed at smearing the pro-marketing opposition look no further than Todd Paglia, executive director of environmental group ForestEthics.
E-mail service provider iPost today announced it has launched Autotarget predictive analytic technology.
E-mail certification firm Goodmail Systems yesterday announced a new service that allows businesses such as insurance firms, financial institutions and healthcare companies to have proof electronic messages were delivered.
When people think of social networking sites they usually don't consider e-mail as part of the equation. However this will soon change, especially in light of recent announcements for upgraded social networking sites by Yahoo and Google.
Four years before he became infamous as “Client No. 9,” disgraced former New York Governor Eliot Spitzer’s utter lack of integrity was on full display during an e-mail marketing dispute with Yahoo for anyone who cared to see it.
The announcement made by the Federal Trade Commission yesterday that pay-for-performance online marketing services firm ValueClick settled deceptive advertising charges for $2.9 million is not news. ValueClick announced the settlement—which it reached without admitting wrongdoing—almost exactly a month ago in a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission. What is news, however, is why the…
GOT Corp. decided it has got to get rid of that name. The e-mail marketing software on-demand provider has rebranded itself to Campaigner, the name of its product.
Online advertiser ValueClick Inc. will pay a record $2.9 million to settle Federal Trade Commission charges that its advertising claims and e-mails were deceptive and violated federal law, the largest penalty ever awarded to resolve Can-Spam violations, according to the FTC.
Robert Alan Soloway, dubbed the
