Digital + Social
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High Court: Institutions Can Block E-mail
The University of Texas was within its rights to block unsolicited e-mail coming into its system, even if the e-mail didn
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Consumers Will Give Info for Timely, Relevant E-mail: Study
Two thirds of consumers are unwilling to give personal information beyond a name and e-mail address to marketers unless giving the information improves the quality of the e-mails they receive, according to a recently published study.
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That’s 11 Billion with a “B” and it Could Buy a City
A Clinton, IA-based Internet service provider last week was awarded an $11.2 billion judgment against a Florida man for allegedly sending millions of unsolicited e-mails advertising mortgage and debt consolidation services.
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They Just Don’t Give Up, Do They?
Of course, anti-spammers used the $11 billion judgment against a Florida man for allegedly spamming
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Thrashers Credit E-mail for Lockout Success with Fans
Promoters for the Atlanta Thrashers hockey team are crediting e-mail for helping them keep fans interested enough during last season’s lockout to result in an increase in ticket sales this season.
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Unspam Fires Another Shot in Utah PR Battle
Unspam, the company that runs so-called child protection e-mail registries for Michigan and Utah, last week issued another “report” through a public relations firm claiming pornographers are increasingly targeting children with their e-mail marketing.
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From the “Do as I Say, Not as I Do” File…
Florida Attorney General Charlie Crist apparently wants to protect his state
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Internet Business Owner Wins First EU Spam Case
In what is believed to be the first action of its kind under European law, an Internet business owner has successfully claimed damages from a sender of bulk commercial e-mail.
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AOL Says it Blocked Half a Trillion Spam E-mails in 2005
America Online blocked an average of 1.5 billion spam e-mails a day last year for a total of 556 billion in 2005, the company announced yesterday.
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1-800-Flowers E-Mails Strike-Related Pitch to Frustrated New Yorkers
As New York City workers and residents grappled with the devastating effects of the city’s transit workers’ strike for a second day Wednesday, at least one company incorporated commuters’ frustration into a personalized e-mail holiday sales pitch.