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It took four strangers only 18 hours to locate one another to win a challenge posed by Hyundai.

Google is giving “Jeopardy” fans some extra help in a sweepstakes tied to an online version of the popular game show.

Apparently, I’m getting too old to go to a concert anymore. This has nothing to do with my hearing, or late nights, or even my taste in music, although

I’ve written quite a few columns lately about illegitimate anti-spammers getting shut down by the courts, but here is the other side of the picture. It seems that U.S. Prosecutors in Washington state have nailed one of the real bad guys…

CoActive Marketing Group this week restated its financial results for the past three years.

Though I’ve been closely monitoring anti-spam litigation, and I’ve been telling you things are shifting, even I’m surprised by the pace. It seems like new cases deciding against overly aggressive anti-spammers are coming down…

In a letter to DMA president/CEO John A Greco Jr., ACMA president Hamilton Davison took Greco to task for his comments last week suggesting that the Coalition of Catalog Mailers (CCM), which the AMCA supports, undermined the DMA’s legislative efforts.

The Custom Select list group has been expanded to include a file
identifying more than 1.1 million car, van, truck and SUV owners. These
men (62% of those listed) and women purchased extended warranties after
their vehicles’ original factory warranties expired.

Scam artists who focused their efforts on senior citizens were aided by at least one bank, Wachovia, and by list compiler infoUSA, according to a front-page article in Sunday’s New York Times.

The legal climate surrounding anti-spam litigation appears to be changing. Recently a court awarded $2.5M in damages against anti-spammer Mark Mumma for defamation. It seems that at least one court has recognized that…