Here's an update from Groklaw on the lawsuit brought against Spamhaus by e360. Good reading, good insight. As always, the comments from the peanut gallery contain a lot of a…
I received the question yet again today: Who's been sued under CAN-SPAM? Let's take a look and see what our good friend, the Internet, has to say on the subject. Just la…
John from the UK writes: We have recently -- the last 2 weeks -- become victims of a spamming outfit. They have borrowed our domain name and are sending out emails from random fi…
In March 2005, I was helping a top-tier ISP with an issue related to a sender utilizing co-registration. The sender wasn't a client of my (then) employer, but the ISP had ask…
On Friday, NetworkWorld talked about Google's new "Code Search" tool : "The company's new source-code search engine, unveiled Thursday as a tool to help …
Be careful about giving your information out for sweepstakes. I signed up for some sweepstakes hosted by Peel.com on May 6, 2003. Like I always do, I gave them a tagged (uniqu…
Here's a lawyer's take on the $11.7 million lawsuit and summary judgement against the UK anti-spam group Spamhaus.
I was pleased to discover today that even the Chicago Police Department utilizes double opt-in for their newsletters signup . I wonder what led them to implement their signup for…
It seems pretty basic, but I often get asked how to attach a file to an email campaign. Maybe it's just going to a handful of folks, but you don't always want the hassle …
