The Federal district court in New York awarded Yahoo $610 million dollars in a suit they filed in 2008.
December 7, 2011
Yahoo awarded $610 million
07December
November 22, 2011
We lie more in email than in person
22November
People are more prone to lie over email than face to face.
November 15, 2011
Vetting customers
15November
MAAWG has published a BCP for vetting new customers. This is the culmination of much work by a lot of people. One of the best things about the document is the discussion of how spammers attempt to hide their identity. All too often I’ve been called in by ESPs to help them identify how a spammer got on their network and where their process failed. As filtering gets better at blocking spam...
November 10, 2011
More on Rove Digital
10November
Brian Krebs has more on Rove Digital and the criminal connection to other scammers and spammers.
October 26, 2011
Email in 2030
26October
As predicted by Mark Brownlow. My favorite? You can still buy 1 million email addresses for $99. It’s still a bad idea.
October 3, 2011
Changes at Hotmail
03October
Microsoft announced a number of changes to the Hotmail interface today. It doesn’t look like this will affect how mail is received, but will affect how users can interact with it.
As always, the best advice I can give you is send mail people want and like.
September 29, 2011
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29September
Al Iverson has a post up about his experiences with customers who try to acquire email addresses through appending.
J.D. Falk has a post up about the history of DKIM.
September 20, 2011
10 years
20September
Today is our 10 year anniversary in business. It’s been quite a ride.
Thank you to all our customers, friends, supporters and followers.
September 9, 2011
20% of email read on mobile phones
09September
According to data published by Litmus this week.
September 6, 2011
A recipient's view on engagement
06September
I found a blog post from a technical type talking about email engagement. This is a non-marketing way to do things, and probably won’t work for many marketing programs. But I think good marketers should be listening to what their recipients say, even if it’s counter-intuitive.
Edit 9/15: the website seems to have expired so I changed the link to the google cache of the article.
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