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Elsevier Shows How Not To Do It
In October 2004, I registered with The Lancet to access an article. Elsevier, which publishes The Lancet, has been sending me emails ever since. After
Mickey
21 October 2008
In October 2004, I registered with The Lancet to access an article. Elsevier, which publishes The Lancet, has been sending me emails ever since. After
The hallmark of bad advice is the “there are very clear guideline” statement, which appears without an actual reference to the “very clear guideline”. A
This morning, Mark Brownlow asks 3 questions for email deliverability experts:1 If you send your email as multipart/alternative and have a text version with wording
Several readers have written to me with a link to the Red Tape Chronicles report that AT&T has been caught tagging its Terms of Service
When people don’t want to get permission to send mail, they usually don’t want to do other things as well. For instance, they don’t want
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