Friends in high places?
If you're looking for something ranty to read today, head over to Slashdot, where Bennett Ha…
If you're looking for something ranty to read today, head over to Slashdot, where Bennett Ha…
Just ask former CIA Director Gen. David Petraeus . And truth be told, 99.9% of the time it doe…
Jerry writes, "I have a question about spam of all things. I'm on the client side now a…
Canadian privacy lawyer Shaun Brown shares the latest info over on EmailKarma.net.
Every once in a while I have to inform somebody that it is necessary to move their signup proces…
Way back in June 2012 on the Strongmail blog, Deliverablity Strategist Sean Wirt shared a tale w…
In what may become a recurring theme , Consumerist reports today about a financial institution s…
In the US, the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) is the guiding legislation …
Yesterday I got an email purporting to be from an ex-coworker of mine, from a couple of companie…
Is there ever a good reason as to why you, email sender, might want to include an unsubscribe li…
Today's guest post comes to us courtesy of Kevin Huxham, Director of Deliverability at CakeM…
Under US law, it is not mandated that transactional email notices must contain an unsubscribe li…
SMS (text messaging) spam is frustrating, and blatantly illegal. Sadly, it's not always easi…
Are you a persimmon-based email marketer? In case you're wondering, a persimmon is the edib…
According to Return Path and Next Web , LinkedIn was hacked today and the bad guys were able to…
There's this phrase out there called "permission-based email marketing." Not every…
Over on the Return Path blog, Joanna Roberts explains how spam complaints ("report spam&quo…
In the third part of this on-going series, Neil Schwartzman explores the current landscape of th…
My wife and I enjoy eating out for dinner fairly often, and it can get kind of spendy. On a whim…
Read this one comment in particular , from somebody who is currently blacklisted by Spamhaus. S…
John Levine shares his tale of the sentencing of Brian McDaid, "Neutraceutical" spamm…
I just read in Mediapost's Online Media Daily that the debate over email append got heated a…
The Financial Post reported last week that Canada's new anti-spam law won't actually tak…
That we can now report SMS spam to various wireless carriers is a good thing, but the process i…
When you're fighting spam, you reach out to a lot of different people. If you received spam …
Almost every time a sender I'm talking to is dealing with a Spamhaus issue, they ask me, &qu…
Reputation is where it's at -- that's what I tell clients. After all, the vast majority …
Things have become a little more tenuous in the email ecosystem of late. What was once a given, …
Gmail yesterday announced and unleashed a new way of doing things. They will finally tell users …
Gmail now tells you why it decided to junk a particular email message. Looking at my voluminous …
Sounds crazy, doesn't it? Representatives from fashion designer Nicole Miller shared that u…
You might know Neil Schwartzman. In his long and active career in email and anti-abuse, he once-…
Yep, Hotmail does indeed use the Spamhaus SBL as part of their spam filtering and blocking syste…
Did a wizard do it? No, it was engagement. Mickey Chandler : "If you already have a good …
Over on the Mainsleaze blog, Catherine Jefferson points out that the Obama campaign is sending …
Return Path's Sam Masiello explains : "The genesis of DMARC was actually a private part…
Over on the Email Responsibly blog, Experian CheetahMail's Ben Isaacson explains "that…
On December 28th, the NY Times sent an email, intended to go to about 300 people, out to over ei…