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May 11, 2002 |
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Illicit e-mails that led to firings to be public |
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The state Department of Labor and Industries will release to the public thousands of sexually explicit and otherwise inappropriate e-mails that led to the termination of six workers, under a settlement reached with a union yesterday. After a yearlong investigation, six workers were recently fired over the e-mails. Another was demoted and an eighth received a temporary pay cut. ... »
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May 11, 2002 |
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E-Mail Trail To Pearl Suspects |
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The chief defendant in the trial of suspected Islamic militants charged in the kidnap-slaying of Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl passed a message to reporters Saturday denying any link with the suicide bombing this week that killed 11 French engineers. British-born Islamic militant Ahmed Omar Saeed Sheik, while denying a link to the Karachi suicide attack in the message forward by his lawyer, said “Pakistan must end its friendship with America if it wants peace.” ... »
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May 10, 2002 |
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Direct e-mail marketing could be a hit for you |
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For most companies, the quest for new customers is never-ending. Despite its negative rap, direct e-mail marketing presents a marketing opportunity worth exploring. Like traditional direct mail, direct e-mail involves the promotion of a product or service to a list of people. As with traditional postal-based direct mail, the list or lists that you use can greatly affect the success of your marketing campaign. ... »
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May 10, 2002 |
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Husband of embattled judge tries to block subpoena of his e-mails |
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The husband of Superior Court Judge Maria Lopez plans to ask the U.S. Supreme Court to block subpoenas of his e-mails by a board investigating whether his wife led a "whispering campaign" to discredit the victim in a sex abuse case. Stephen Mindich has repeatedly appealed state court orders to turn over e-mails in which he discussed the controversy over his wife's sentencing of a man who attempted to kidnap and rape a child. ... »
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May 10, 2002 |
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E-mail revolution: Snail mail just can’t compete |
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E-mail is Etion Kapedani’s best friend in the United States, and he feels less lonely because of it. “I e-mail my relatives in a daily basis,” said Kapedani, who’s from Albania and is a student at St. Norbert College. “It’s easier to keep the relationship with my family and my friends by e-mail and it makes me feel less homesick. ... »
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May 9, 2002 |
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Congress proposes to fight e-mail spam |
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Spam - those annoying and unwanted commercial messages that cram your e-mail box each day - is projected to triple in the next five years. And although members of Congress vow new laws will crack down on unwanted spam, industry experts say there is very little that can be done to stop the torrent of unwanted pornography offers, invitations to join get-rich schemes, and free gift offers. ... »
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May 7, 2002 |
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E-mailers’ budget tips flood McCallum’s site |
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If some people had their way, there would be “for sale” signs in front of the Governor’s Mansion. In the public buildings that remain, thermostats would be dialed down by at least 2 degrees. And the “big shots” who govern from these buildings would see no pay raises this year. ... »
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May 6, 2002 |
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Advanced Email Extractor 2.41 is Available |
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Advanced Email Extractor 2.41 has been released on May 6. The main
feature of this release is a new algorithm of text files processing.
This algorithm is also used to search emails written as text in
HTML documents. New algorthm is very fast, and AEE will not 'froze'
on large files. Also, several bugs are fixed in internal HTML parser,
including processing of AREA and META tags. We are strongly recommend
to update AEE to all users. You can download new AEE here and learn more about
it at AEE homepage.
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May 6, 2002 |
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Virus self-defense and e-mail etiquette |
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When it comes to viruses, prevention is better than cure, and having anti-virus software is not enough! It's up to each of us to do our best to stay clean. Visit the Virus Self-defence Primer for seven steps to virus-free computing. ... »
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May 6, 2002 |
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Hutchison, RIM Launch Wireless Email in Hong Kong |
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Ports-to-telecoms conglomerate Hutchison Whampoa Ltd <0013.HK> and Canadian firm Research In Motion on Monday launched the BlackBerry wireless email service in Hong Kong and aim to bring the premium service to China and other Asian markets. Hutchison Group managing director Canning Fok said Hutchison Telecommunications Ltd was angling for a partner in the vast Chinese market for the new service, which was being offered to the telecoms unit's 1.7 million cellular subscribers in Hong Kong on its Orange network. ... »
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