Digital + Social

Before Katrina hit, New Orleans hosted 115,000 small businesses. According to some estimates, as many as half may never open again. DesireNOLA, a tax-exempt nonprofit organization launched in early September, is providing cash grants, as well as pro bono consulting services from newly graduated MBAs to those that have. To date, it has awarded, or is preparing to give away, more than $80,000.

Different museums, different problems. For the D-Day Museum, it

Rosemary James and her husband, Joseph J. DeSalvo, Jr., who own and run the Pirate

Direct Newsline spoke with Raymond P. Fisk, professor and chair of the Department of Marketing & Logistics at the University of New Orleans

Unspam claims the so-called child-protection do-not-e-mail registries it runs for Utah and Michigan don

Rosalind Resnick, one of the most recognizable names in the e-mail industry from the dot-com heydays, is considering getting back into online marketing, according to a well placed source.

As reported in Direct Newsline this week, some Utah legislators have decided that there aren

China has passed a law aimed at reducing the amount of unsolicited bulk e-mail sent from servers in that country, according to reports.

A Boca Raton, FL, man was sentenced to eight years in federal prison last week after being found guilty on August 12 of stealing more than 1 billion records from Acxiom Corp.

E-mail security concern MX ToolBox is expected Wednesday to launch the MX Watch E-mail Performance Index, which it claims is the first-ever index charting the overall health and performance of thousands of e-mail systems worldwide.