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fcc

Is Yahoo.com a wireless domain?

First published in 2005 , the FCC's Wireless Domains list was intended to be a list of domains associated with mobile devices (cell pho...

interestingsbls

Interesting SBLs is back

Ever seen the @InterestingSBLs twitter account? It's kind of interesting and occasionally entertaining. It highlights various SBL entrie...

mailchimp

Purchased lists? DOA.

MailChimp's John Foreman explains the usual reasons why sending to purchased lists is a bad idea, but then he adds on one important prac...

gmail

Does Gmail use Spamhaus blacklists?

Probably, implies Return Path based on a correlation between a typical Spamhaus blacklisting and drop in inbox delivery rates at Gmail. I t...

funny

106 miles to Chicago

If you've ever set up catch-all domain names, that accept mail destined to any address, or set up your MTA in a way where all mail is ac...

data

How popular is Yahoo Mail?

That's a question I get asked from time to time, so I figured this would be a good place to link to numbers. As reported on CNET today :...

aol

AOL Adopts New DMARC Policy

Today, AOL announced that they, too, have adopted a "p=reject" DMARC policy . The same considerations previously mentioned as app...

dmarc

Yahoo DMARC Policy Change Roundup

Surprise! Or was it? I've been warning for a while now that DMARC doesn't play nice with mailing lists . But really nobody, not even...

dkim

Yahoo DMARC Policy: Why they did it.

How dare Yahoo update their DMARC policy without warning the internet community of the potential fallout from doing so. At least, that'...