The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) announced today that they have issued their first penalty against someone for sending email in violation of Canada’s anti-spam
Hey marketers! Listen up! I’m about to give you the dirty little secret to deliverability. You know those stupid “one simple trick” scams that you
“Nomenclatura” is a Latin word which refers to the “assigning of names to things.”1 It’s something that we often overlook, but is very important. The names
The Spamhaus DBL Team is making some change to their Domain Block List.1 The new changes will seek to emphasize domains associated with malware and
British Telecom (BT) announced last year that they would be transitioning away from Yahoo! Mail’s service for their customers after a decade.1 The concern at the time
I’m at the Messaging, Malware, & Mobile Anti-Abuse Working Group meeting this week. After all of the sessions on Tuesday were over, I was speaking
Everyone wants to protect users and trap data. As a result, people like to send redacted complaints to email service providers (ESPs). Generally, I’m pretty
The Lompoc Record is reporting that Jeffery Kilbride has escaped from the minimum security federal lockup. Kilbride was convicted in 2007 of offenses primarily related
I’m in the midst of putting some old posts back up. That means searching through the Wayback Machine, looking for interesting posts (like many other
In looking at the new regulatory framework for CASL which was just released late on Tuesday of last week by [acp title=”CASL81000-2-175 (SOR/DORS)” author=”Industry Canada” media=”website”
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