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Not for long, you're not. Looks like Yahoo is testing code on Yahoo! Mail that would disallow AdBlock users from accessing their webmail platform. Read more over at the Consu…
On January 9th, Google announced that your Google+ contacts (people in your G+ circles) will now automatically show up as contacts inside of Gmail. This isn't really a good …
In what may become a recurring theme , Consumerist reports today about a financial institution sending daily emails to somebody who is not actually a customer of that institution…
Is there ever a good reason as to why you, email sender, might want to include an unsubscribe link in your transactional email messages? Why yes, yes there is . This isn't th…
If you ask me, payday loans are a permission challenged industry, when it comes to email marketing. Companies are buying leads, selling leads, working with multiple data partners…
Quick Hit: Today, Consumerist talks about Slate's Big Money blog, where Chadwick Matlin asks and answers the question, "Who’s to blame for these hideous Internet ads th…
Consumerist has the story. Some random (but large) number of AT&T subscribers got SMS-spammed by their cell provider. Lame. The NY Times quotes Mark Siegel, a spokesman for…