Wired reports that the country of Colombia is about to open things up, allowing anybody who wants to buy a domain under the TLD (top level d...Read More
In Memoriam: Stefan Pollard
It is with sadness that I pass along that email marketing expert Stefan Pollard passed away recently. He was a really good guy. I had only ...Read More
Recommended Reading: Fatal System Error
Back in January, I saw author Joseph Menn speak at a conference, telling us tails of tracking cybercrime from the US to Russia and everywhe...Read More
If It’s Not Permission-Based Email Marketing, It’s Just Not Worth it
Following up on my recent post, " How Not to Respond to Public Spam Allegations ," wherein I detail a few of the useless responses...Read More
DNSStuff Leaking Addresses?
I've talked about my issues with DNSStuff previously, but today, I've run across a new issue. It looks to me as though somehow, ema...Read More
How Not to Respond to Public Spam Allegations
I admit it. I'm loud. I have opinions. And I'm not shy about sharing them. Sometimes, I highlight bad actions taken by bad actors....Read More
Bad idea: Sending from the Cloud
MailChimp's Ben Chestnut talks about why it's a really bad idea to send emails from the cloud . He highlights Reddit's own publi...Read More
CAN-SPAM Myth #4: Doesn't Apply to Non-Profits
Fourth in a three-part series (uh, what?), today I'm going to offer up a quick link to a blog post by Microsoft spamfighter Terry Zink ,...Read More
CAN-SPAM Myth #3: Password Protecting the Unsub Page is OK
Three CAN-SPAM Myths: CAN-SPAM is the US Federal Anti-spam law. If you're sending commercial email in the US, or you're a savvy sp...Read More
CAN-SPAM Myth #2: This Law Makes it OK to Spam
Three CAN-SPAM Myths: CAN-SPAM is the US Federal Anti-spam law. If you're sending commercial email in the US, or you're a savvy spam...Read More
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