Canada Mulls Opt-In Based Anti-Spam Bill
A bill has been re-introduced in the Canadian Senate that would ban unsolicited commercial e-mail and give individuals the right to sue those who they believe have violated it
A bill has been re-introduced in the Canadian Senate that would ban unsolicited commercial e-mail and give individuals the right to sue those who they believe have violated it
The Securities and Exchange Commission has a wonderful tool that allows people to search the text of documents filed by public companies. It’s great for business reporters looking for files containing certain topics. But it’s even better for people with a juvenile, bathroom sense of humor—yours truly, for example
Credit-reporting firm Equifax has chosen StrongMail
Brian Clotworthy thought something was fishy about the e-mails he kept getting from OptInBuilders pitching him on e-mail appending services
Virginia
A Pittsburgh MSNBC affiliate last week published what has to be one of the biggest whoppers of all time under the headline:
The United States Computer Emergency Readiness Team is warning of a phishing scam that claims to be from the Internal Revenue Service offering recipients payments from a federal government stimulus package
This is a most dangerous time for e-mail marketing managers. The channel
Hey everyone! I made history! I am proud to report that I am the first private citizen that I know of to have been officially called stupid in an e-mail from America’s first African American president
Taiwan