A Note on Dutch "Tell-A-Friend" Regulation
Remember how I mentioned SPAM-L the other day? Sometimes you learn useful stuff there. After reading a recent discussion there about "f...
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Remember how I mentioned SPAM-L the other day? Sometimes you learn useful stuff there. After reading a recent discussion there about "f...
Kris writes, "Hi Al, I am contacting you because I would like to receive some feedback (advice, tips) on how an ISP can help to prevent...
The Sydney Morning Herald reports that Virgin Mobile was found to have been sending email messages to recipients who had previously opted-o...
TechFlash reports: "Seattle-based Classmates.com has agreed to pay up to $9.5 million to its users to settle a lawsuit that accused the...
This morning, an anonymous commenter attempted to drop a truth bomb on my post about how Jigsaw was blacklisted by Spamhaus . (They still ar...
I'm a pretty heavy user of Twitter. I've got a few followers, I pay attention to what a lot of people say, and I know a number of pe...
Tom Espiner of ZDNet UK Reports. "The throttling of Waledac, which Microsoft claimed to have achieved by means of legal action last wee...
Spamhaus reports: "Leaving a wake of over 12-years of criminal spamming and trillions of sent junk emails behind him, long time ROKSO l...
My previous post talking about the Anonwhois.org project (of which I have no connection with whatsoever-- I just think it's neat) genera...
Boing Boing says: "AP reports that authorities in Spain have cracked one of the biggest botnet rings in history, with three arrests mad...
Annalivia Ford, the AOL employee most senders interacted with if they had deliverability issues at that particular provider of mailboxes, ha...
Check out this neat new project at anonwhois.org : It's domain data, published in a format similar to a URI DNSBL or RHSBL (right-hand s...