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January 26, 2002 |
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WTC Fund Backlash. Vitriolic e-mails accuse victims' families of being greedy |
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Less than five months after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks on New York and Washington, a backlash of venomous e-mails and begrudging attitudes is hitting families of the victims. This new negativity appears to stem from media reports of how much money families may receive from a federal compensation fund, which itself has prompted complaints that families won't be compensated equitably. Steve Push, treasurer of the organization Families of September 11, said Friday that his group has received about 30 vitriolic messages via e-mail. ... »
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January 26, 2002 |
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E-mail users cautioned about reliability |
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As the publisher of an online newsletter, David Carney has discovered one thing about e-mail delivery: You can't always count on it. On average last year, about a dozen copies of Carney's "Tech Law Journal" wouldn't get through each day, mostly thanks to overzealous e-mail filters set up to block junk mail, pornography and computer viruses. To reduce blockage, Carney has misspelled "pornography" and "sex" when writing about adult content issues. He has also dropped links and paragraphs that contain ".exe," characters sometimes mistaken for a virus. Though the glitches affected less than 1 percent of his subscribers last year, they were enough to be annoying. ... »
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January 24, 2002 |
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Australians sexing up work e-mails |
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One in three Australians believe sex talk over workplace e-mail is tolerable with men more than women keen swap stories of their sexual feats and endeavours, according to new Internet privacy and surveillance research ... »
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January 24, 2002 |
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Sources: DoubleClick Shopping E-Mail List Business |
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DoubleClick is shopping its E-Mail List Services division around and may shut it down if it doesn't find a buyer, according to sources throughout the list industry. What's more, members of DoubleClick's e-mail list management and brokerage staff have quietly been looking for work elsewhere, sources say. "From what I understand, DoubleClick is getting out of the list representation business," said a list executive from a competing firm who requested anonymity. "They still plan on being heavy players in the e-mail transmission or deployment business." ... »
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January 24, 2002 |
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E-mail plays a role in royal romance |
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Pop princess Britney Spears has admitted exchanging e-mails with Britain's Prince William about setting up a date, the British press said on Thursday. An audience member on The Frank Skinner television show told The Sun daily that Spears said they had talked about going for a meal but nothing came of it. The 21-year-old starlet came clean during a recorded interview with comedian Skinner last week. ... »
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January 23, 2002 |
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Bigfoot Interactive Raises $6M for E-mail Marketing |
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E-mail marketer Bigfoot Interactive has closed a $6 million Series C financing round led by Hudson Ventures, a new investor. Previous backers Flatiron Partners and JPMorgan Partners were among the investors in the latest round. Other participants included new investor Syndicat Technologies and returning investors HPJ Media Ventures, Constellation Ventures, Investcorp/(212) Ventures, Winfield Capital Corp., and Grey Ventures, the VC arm of Grey Global Group ... »
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January 22, 2002 |
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Watering online, harvesting by e-mail |
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International cyber-farming network ensures year-round supplies of quality fruit and vegetables for the major European supermarket chains. Californian table grapes, perfect in appearance and taste, grown here in Greece. The crop is linked to a computer program containing every detail of production and distribution, and which is available to consumers, importers and agronomists alike. ... »
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January 21, 2002 |
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Advanced Email Locator 1.1 has been RELEASED! |
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We added new features - identifying domain owner's name and postal address of e-mails. Some little bugs were fixed also. AEL can help you to classify your maililing list by country and to obtain an additional information about e-mail addresses. Advanced Email Locator provides a unique marketing advantage. With AEL you can find out specific marketing information on your subscription or mailing lists. This allows for a fast and easy geographical segmentation analysis for marketers to capitalize on their customer base. You can learn more about AEL here and get it from our downloads page.
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January 21, 2002 |
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Advanced Email Parser v1.08 was reviewed on the About.com! |
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Today, January 21, 2001 our program for processing incoming e-mail was reviewed on the
About.com.
That they have written about AEP:
"It can automatically answer inquiries, sort and redirect
mail, create mailing lists, back up important mail, extract
info for FAQs, and almost everything else you'd do with
email. While constructing complex rules is naturally a tad
more difficult than processing a Web form, AEP has powerful
debugging mechanisms to assist you. A real time saver!"
You can learn more about AEP at AEP home and
download it from our downloads page.
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January 19, 2002 |
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Shoe bomb suspect 'sent suicide e-mail' |
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Shoe bomb suspect Richard Reid e-mailed an Islamic "martyrdom" note to be published in the event of his success in destroying a US-bound airliner, according to reports in the French media. French detectives confirmed the existence of the message after raiding an internet cafe in Paris and examining computer hard discs there, the Marseille-based daily La Provence and the French news agency AFP both reported. ... »
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