Yahoo using Spamhaus lists
In case you needed more fuel for the fire regarding why staying off of Spamhaus's blacklist …
In case you needed more fuel for the fire regarding why staying off of Spamhaus's blacklist …
Over on Email Insider, Loren McDonald talks about the convergence of best practice recommendatio…
Today I got spam from something called "Bloglines" from IP address 65.214.39.152:
Check out this blog post from Wired editor Chris Anderson . Chris talks about lazy PR flacks sen…
It'd take too long to get into the whole story, so here's the short version: Anti-spam a…
I'm not even sure why this is garnering press coverage . But, that's not going to stop m…
I ran across this interesting press release the other day. It's from McAfee, talking about …
Back in March, Mark Brownlow posted some good info on his Email Marketing Reports site about li…
As I said to Ken Magill for his recent article regarding Truthout : From what I know of how spam…
I'm now utilizing “ second stage ” filtering, using the primary Spamhaus blacklist, the SBL …
Another political group is complaining about the big meanies at AOL and Hotmail not accepting t…
You can catch anti-spam professional (and Internet for Dummies author) John Levine on TV tomorr…
In "Will the Real Spam Please Stand Up?," Kevin Stirtz disagrees with the statement ,…
Look, it happens to everyone. Run a large network some time. Put a Windows box, or two, or a tho…
From noted anti-spam professional and "Internet for Dummies" author John Levine: By …
Hot off the press, courtesy of the excellent legal document site SpamSuite.com . Mickey Chandler…
I see a very strange thing today (August 30th). APEWS, an "anonymous" anti-spam blackl…
Dear DNSStuff, You call your site “the center of the DNS universe” and position yourselves as …
I hate blowback . Or call it backscatter , or outscatter , if you prefer. Either way, it's n…
If this isn't proof that it can happen to anyone, I don't know what is: Apparently MAPS …
Chad White breaks it down for Email Insider. Question: When is it okay to start emailing peopl…
Lots of talk about the "anonymous" APEWS blacklist lately. Over on DNSBL Resource, I s…
Internet email and security guru John Levine sums it up a lot better than I ever could, so I'…
Richi Jennings breaks it down: Peter Brockman, and open questions on C/R success rate determina…
My friend Neil Schwartzman asked me a question during the FTC Spam Summit a couple of weeks ago…
Infacta's "Messaging Times" posted a generally good article today on what you sho…
Gerald writes, " Help! I need to call the spam police and I don't know where to turn. M…
Hi from DC. I'm taking a break from the FTC Spam Summit 2007 to swap laptop batteries and ch…
It would seem that this SBL listing means that if you have a blog at http://(something).blogspo…
The TQMCUBE Blocklist seems to have been abandoned, and/or the creator and admins are missing in…
Down in the trenches, as it were, I see a lot of miscommunication and misdirection on the subjec…
I sign up for hundreds upon hundreds of lists. I maintain multiple "hamtraps," collect…
This has been making the rounds in the blogosphere these past few days: Vonage is taking months/…
I spoke at both INBOX and Internet Retailer recently, and at both events heard smart marketers a…
More on why email address harvesting sucks from BtoB Magazine by way of Email Marketing Reports…
Q: How long does it take a new Gmail account to get spam? A: In my case, one day. May 26: Cre…
Greetings from the San Jose airport, where I am waiting to fly home after attending the INBOX Ev…
I'm at a conference, so I don't have much time to blog about it, but helpful folks keep …