Digital + Social
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Maryland Appeals Court Upholds Spam Law
A state appeals court last week ruled that even spam from out of state can violate Maryland law.
Montgomery County Court of Appeals Judge Sally D. Adkins overturned a lower court ruling that Maryland
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AOL Wins $5.6 Million Spam Judgment
America Online has won a $5.6-million award against a Minnesota man who sent billions of spam e-mails in 2003 selling everything from Viagra to online college degrees.
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Is Unspam Dumber than a Deer Tick?
Most parasites are smart enough not to kill their hosts. OK, smart enough probably isn
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So Long, Kevin Murray
The man who crafted one of the most infamous pieces of anti-spam legislation in e-mail marketing history, California state Sen. Kevin Murray, is losing office as a result of term limits.
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Which is it, Guys, Russia or South Korea?
The United States during the fourth quarter of 2005 was the largest source of Internet spam, relaying 24.5% of the world
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Qwest Won’t Penalize Internet Customers for Spam, Viruses
Qwest said it won’t penalize its high-speed Internet customers who fall prey to spammers or viruses, the Denver Post reported last week.
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Hacker Pleads Guilty
A 20-year-old man pleaded guilty Monday to seizing control of hundreds of thousands of Internet-connected computers and renting the so-called zombie network to people who used it to send out spam.
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Behind the Scenes in the Booming E-mail Service Provider Industry: Why Are Some Clients Complaining?
Business is booming for e-mail service providers (ESPs). In fact 87% of 1,927 marketing professionals recently surveyed by my company, MarketingSherpa, said they send some or all of their e-mail campaigns and newsletters to ESPs instead of via inhouse systems. When we asked marketers how happy they were with their current
e-mail vendors, however, the news wasn’t always so fabulous