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Illinois Do-Not-E-mail Bill Pulled at the Last Minute
Illinois state Rep. Jack Franks decided at the last minute to shelve a bill that would have established a so-called child-protection do-not e-mail registry in that state, Magilla Marketing has learned.
After an estimated 50 or 60 calls to his office and the office of Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan, Franks became convinced his bill was flawed enough that it shouldn
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Putting the “Pain” in Campaign
Any direct marketer worth having a martini with will tell you that fear and greed are the two most powerful selling emotions.
But what about pain? Does pain sell?
Peter Ostrow, vice president of business development for MarketOne International, sure thinks so
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Maryland Appeals Court Upholds Spam Law
A state appeals court last week ruled that even spam from out of state can violate Maryland law.
Montgomery County Court of Appeals Judge Sally D. Adkins overturned a lower court ruling that Maryland
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AOL Wins $5.6 Million Spam Judgment
America Online has won a $5.6-million award against a Minnesota man who sent billions of spam e-mails in 2003 selling everything from Viagra to online college degrees.
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Is Unspam Dumber than a Deer Tick?
Most parasites are smart enough not to kill their hosts. OK, smart enough probably isn
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So Long, Kevin Murray
The man who crafted one of the most infamous pieces of anti-spam legislation in e-mail marketing history, California state Sen. Kevin Murray, is losing office as a result of term limits.
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Which is it, Guys, Russia or South Korea?
The United States during the fourth quarter of 2005 was the largest source of Internet spam, relaying 24.5% of the world
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