Spamhaus’ newly acquired lawyer goes before the judge today in an attempt to get the lawsuit by e-mail marketer e360 Insight and the resulting $11 million default judgment against the anti-spam blacklisting group dismissed.
TravelZoo's weekly e-newsletter, Top 20, features beautiful offerings, in the form of discounted travel opportunities. But TravelZoo's e-newsletter also features unsightly – no, let's not mince words, it's ugly – messaging. And that's just the way Justin Soffer, Top 20's publisher, wants it.
The CMO Council used the power of the spoken word within an e-mail campaign to filled seats at its recent Global Summit Program.
Though the money marketers spend on it is a pittance compared to other channels, e-mail delivers the highest return on investment by an eye-popping margin, according to the Direct Marketing Association.
In a breathtaking display of denial, the Department of Commerce
Are we the only ones who are beginning to think the folks who run Spamhaus are in over their heads?
A former Lyris engineer has launched an e-mail marketing software company that he claims addresses one of marketers
The editors of online tech publication Silicon.com let a real laugher of a headline slip by yesterday.
Anti-spam group the Spamhaus Project has apparently had a change of heart and filed papers saying it will appeal an Illinois court ruling against it.
Michael Carney, president of soon-to-be-defunct e-mail list firm DirectQlick, has launched a new company and is building an e-mail cooperative database of people who have made online purchases.
