Digital + Social

Is being willfully ignorant a prerequisite for getting a job as a consumer news reporter? A lot of the time, it sure seems so.

OK folks, I have a confession to make: I like spam. And you know what else? I like SPAM. Yeah, that

Alan Ralsky, a man believed at one time to be one of the world’s most prolific spammers, pleaded guilty to felony charges relating to a stock pump-and-dump scheme yesterday and faces up to 87 months in prison and a $1 million fine as a result, the U.S. Department of Justice announced.

The proprietor of controversial anti-spam blacklisting concern SORBS, or Spam and Open Relay Blocking System, has posted a note on her site claiming the Australia-based service is likely soon to shut down.

E-mail marketing services provides Experian CheetahMail has opened a new office in New Zealand.

Just when it appeared spam-related research findings couldn

Add to the list of big-name marketers doing unwise things with e-mail the venerable Smithsonian Magazine, and this time on behalf of a partner, Rosetta Stone.

About 20% of permission-based e-mails on average are treated by Internet service providers as spam, according to a new report by deliverability concerns Pivotal Veracity and Goodmail.

Sixty eight percent of North American respondents to a recent study by Epsilon said the

Joe Weisenthal over at Silicon Alley Insider last week published what superficially would seem to be a reasonably compelling argument for Internet sales taxes