Industry
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Seen in a tweet: That’s a great question: Would you bother to open your own mail if you had a choice, or would you toss
Mickey
16 June 2009
Analysis of things going on in the industry, from important announcements to emerging standards
Seen in a tweet: That’s a great question: Would you bother to open your own mail if you had a choice, or would you toss
…you get incredibly dumb statements like this one: Like promotional e-mail, transactional e-mail by nature bypasses search engines. Uh? What? My car also, by nature, bypasses
Did you know that it’s entirely possible to learn the wrong lessons? Well, it is. I sometimes use a service to suggest possible links for
I am asked about embedding Flash or Windows Media files in email on a fairly regular basis. I always advise against it. It never seems
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
ReturnPath shiversEngulfs Habeas1 like springFloats away from us. (See OpinionJournal for an explanation of the “bye-ku.”2 Of course, don’t forget that Habeas started with putting
Eddie Davidson escaped a minimum security federal prison in Florence, Colorado.1 Since Florence also houses medium and high security (plus the Administrative Maximium Security or
Threat Level reports: A central element to the agreement is a provision giving affected customers a one-year subscription to spam-blocking software. The Trend Micro Internet
Christine, of the AOL Postmaster Team, tells us that: Beginning on September 2, 2008, AOL will remove the option to create non-ARF FBLs. We will
There are news reports of tough anti-spam legislation coming out of Israel: The bills passed yesterday allows persons to sue advertisers for compensation without the
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