Add Wisconsin to the growing list of states considering legislation that threatens to wipe legal, adult-oriented commercial content out of e-mail. Wisconsin lawmakers are considering a bill that would set up a so-called child-protection do-not e-mail registry similar to those in use in Utah and Michigan.
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As reported elsewhere in this issue of Magilla Marketing, Hawaii legislators reportedly decided the state
Well, we finally found the idiots who respond to spam. They’re apparently getting penis operations.
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Tech Web site CircleID.com ran a blog post by Meng Wong, best known as the lead developer of e-mail authentication scheme SPF, in which Wong predicts eliminating phishing will require e-mail box providers to move to a whitelist-only model: “Just so you know where I’m coming from, the foremost concern in my mind is this:…
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In what is believed to be industry first, Petco Animal Supplies is testing to see if including customer-written product reviews in its outbound e-mail campaigns boosts conversion-to-sale rates.
The Georgia state Senate last week took another step toward helping wipe legal, adult content out of the e-mail marketplace by passing The Georgia Child, Family and School Communications Protection Act. The bill
