Digital + Social

Laura Atkins,e-mail deliverability consultant and proprietor of Word to the Wise, strongly criticized ZoomInfo

Google has ended its advertising agreement with Yahoo that gave Yahoo the ability to use Google to provide ads on its Web sites–and those of its publisher partners– sites) in the U.S. and Canada.

When a government employee in Wales sent an e-mail to a translator with the English-wording of a sign to be translated into Welsh

The person behind SpamZa has apparently been trying to post comments on various blogs defending his failed, idiotic scheme to set up a Web site allowing people to input others’ e-mail addresses to be signed up for

As editor of now defunct dot-com trade publication iMarketing News in the late nineties and into 2001, I was forever telling reporters not to write glowing prose about companies that could be a source of embarrassment if the firms were to go belly up.

A California man has filed a class-action suit against AOL for allegedly including text e-mail ads in the footers of paid subscribers’ outgoing messages.

If you ever want to rankle e-mail marketers, ask them if e-mail is dead or soon will be. This is one of the questions we asked five industry luminaries

While e-mail is increasingly blurring the lines between Americans’ work and home lives, it has also led to more flexibility and most workers don’t believe it has added significantly to their overall workload

E-mail appending firm FreshAddress is expected to announce today it has signed an agreement to purchase deliverability concern Return Path

Having been on the job as Datran Media’s chairman and CEO just three weeks, Patrick Vogt is the first to admit he’s still getting his bearings