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Unspam Eyes Four New States
Unspam, the company that lobbied for so-called child-protection do-not e-mail laws in Utah and Michigan and then got the contracts to run the registries, now has its eye on Georgia, Illinois, Wisconsin and Minnesota.
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Consumers Increasingly Hitting “This is Spam” Button: Return Path
Rather than unsubscribing from the lists of e-mailers from whom they no longer want to hear, consumers say they have dramatically increased their use of the
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Unspam Eyes Four New States
Unspam, the company that lobbied for so-called child-protection do-not e-mail laws in Utah and Michigan and then got the contracts to run the registries, now has its eye on Georgia, Illinois, Wisconsin and Minnesota.
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Tulane President’s E-mail Speaks to Students Displaced by Katrina
Five months after Hurricane Katrina caused at least $200 million in damage and closed its doors for a semester, Tulane University re-opened for classes today.
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MCI.com Tops List of Spam-Haven ISPs
MCI is No. 1 on a top-10 list of Internet service providers who either are friendly to or turn a blind eye to spammers using their systems, according to anti-spam Web site Spamhaus.org.
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Spammer Cops Plea, Faces at Least Two Years
The lead defendant in the country’s first case brought under the Can-Spam Act of 2003 is expected to plead guilty today and get at least two years in prison.
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Qwest Spam Policy Sparks Debate
Qwest landed in a bit of public-relations hot water last week when it was revealed that its terms of service for high-speed Internet access include a threat to charge customers $5 per spam e-mail sent from their computers, whether they
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Ten Tips for Growing Your E-mail File
E-mail drives nearly 25% of all e-commerce business, according to industry estimates. Put another way, one out of every four dollars spent in the e-commerce model is a direct result of e-mail marketing efforts. With returns like that, how can any marketer not make e-mail list strategy a top priority for 2006?
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Qwest Spam Policy Sparks Debate
Qwest landed in a bit of public-relations hot water Monday when it was revealed that its terms of service for high-speed Internet access include a threat to charge customers $5 per spam e-mail sent from their computers, whether they’re aware of the spamming or not.
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