Spam Resource: All Things Deliverability

I thought I would take a moment to follow-up on my recent post ( Bad Advice in the B2B Space ) covering Netprospex's suggestion that "opt-out" is good enough. It se…

Jeremy writes, " Hey, Al! I was wondering if you could help me make a case for adding additional received headers to outbound messages. At the company I work for, one of our…

ClickZ reported on February 18th that "Peter Horan's two-year run as Goodmail's CEO came to an end on Feb. 12, though the Internet marketing veteran will stay on as …

"B to B Online" shares some really awful advice from Gary Halliwell and Mark Feldman of NetProspex about how opt-out is supposedly the way to go in the B2B (business t…

Kevin Trudeau, infomercial peddler of miracle cures (and who knows what else), narrowly avoided jail on Thursday after being cited for contempt over his recent attempt to incite …

Laura Atkins hipped me to this report from SPAMFighter about Tagged.com winning a lawsuit against a spammer, somebody who was "victimizing members of Tagged.com by dispatc…

Websense reports that in the latter half of 2009: 13.7 percent of searches for trending news/buzz words (as defined by Yahoo Buzz & Google Trends) lead to malware, 95 perce…

As others have mentioned, a recent court ruling suggests that when accompanied with " intentional spamming ," hiding who owns a domain behind a "privacy protect&q…

Laura Atkins just announced the Word to the Wise Delivery Wiki , a cool new deliverability resource. Very cool! My Delicious links account isn't anywhere near as awesome a…