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The spam underworld is apparently in the midst of an effort to build a list of e-mail addresses of the stupidest people on earth who will respond to anything.

Evidence for this comes in the form of a recent e-mail scam claiming recipients are due a refund from the U.S. Department of Energy.

Usually when companies fund studies, the results underscore some point the firm

TowerData Inc. of New York has received a U.S. patent for its e-mail change of address (ECOA) service.

Al DiGuido, the outspoken former CEO of Epsilon Interactive, has re-entered the e-mail marketing industry

According to conventional wisdom

E-mail service provider eDialog claims to have come up with a way to measure the relevance of clients

China is developing e-mail stamp technology so the government can trace senders and fight spam, according to reports.

Am I the only one a little creeped out by this announcement?

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Online political group Truthout.org is crying foul over Hotmail and AOL blocking its e-mail from reaching subscribers.

On the heels of a Canadian study finding that