Tagoutlook.com

May 1, 2015

Office365/EOP and Outlook.com/Hotmail will converge

By josh
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01May

Terry Zink posted two informative blog posts recently, the first being the change to unauthenticated mail sent over IPv6 to EOP and the second post about EOP (Office365 and Exchange Hosting) and Outlook.com/Hotmail infrastructure converging. Exchange Online Protection (EOP) is the filtering system in place for Office 365 and hosted Exchange customers. Outlook.com/Hotmail utilized its own mail...

March 17, 2015

Mythbusting deliverability and engagement

By laura
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17March

Yesterday I published an article talking about an engagement webinar hosted by the EEC and DMA. I made a couple predictions about what would be said. ISPs do monitor engagement, even if they do it differently than senders thought. Engagement is important for inbox delivery at some ISPs. Different ISPs have different ways of making inbox decisions. Engagement will matter more in the future. And...

February 26, 2014

ISPs speak at M3AAWG

By laura
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26February

Last week at M3AAWG representatives from AOL, Yahoo, Gmail and Outlook spoke about their anti-spam technologies and what the organizations were looking for in email. This session was question and answers, with the moderator asking the majority of the questions. These answers are paraphrased from my notes or the MAAWG twitter stream from the session. What are your biggest frustrations? AOL: When...

August 7, 2012

Outlook.com in practice

By laura
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07August

I’ve seen a few people talking about outlook.com and how it’s working. There aren’t many insights here but there are a couple. Images are not always showing up from all senders. There are two different “safe” sender lists: one for individuals and one for mailing lists. If you log in with a live.com account address (rather than a hotmail address or instead of creating...

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