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May 21, 2002 |
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PayPal and Topica Partner to Enable Ecommerce for Email Publishers |
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PayPal, a leading Internet payment service, and Topica Inc., a leading provider of self-service email publishing products, today announced a partnership which brings integrated ecommerce capabilities to email marketing. Small businesses, non-profits, web entrepreneurs and other users of the Topica Email Publisher product can now create secure PayPal "Buy It" buttons directly within the Topica application while designing their newsletters to collect sales, donations, or tips from their subscribers.
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May 18, 2002 |
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New product: Mailing List Wizard |
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We are glad to present a new product - Mailing List Wizard (MLW). <br>MLW is designed to help you with processing and converting your mailing lists. This program can exclude duplicated addresses, corrects misspelled addresses by using unique algorithms, filters lists by varied criteria, merges lists, and makes exclusions from address lists by using an additional list. MLW can supplement mailing lists with address owner names by using information from other lists, deletes address owner names from mailing lists, and many other things. MLW is a single software product that combines functions of several programs for mailing list processing. You can learn more about the Wizard at <a href=/mlw/>MLW homepage</a> and download it <a href=/downloads/>here</a>.
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May 17, 2002 |
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E-mail on Speicher draws flak |
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Family and friends of missing Jacksonville Navy pilot Scott Speicher expressed disappointment yesterday about an e-mail from a Pentagon official with the lead agency investigating the case. Adrian Cronauer, special assistant to the deputy assistant secretary of defense for POW/MIA affairs, sent the e-mail Monday to the National Alliance of Families. He was responding to a report in the prisoner of war activist group's newsletter on a meeting he had with its leaders. ... »
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May 16, 2002 |
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Which Format Works for E-Mail Marketing? |
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According to the Opt-in news 2002 Email Marketing Factbook, 50% of worldwide consumers responding to a 2001 survey say they would be more likely to buy products or services from opt-in e-mail marketing compared to 37% who say the same about e-mail newsletters and just 13% who say the same about direct mail. ... »
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May 15, 2002 |
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35% of firms monitor staff e-mail |
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Thirty-five percent of Japanese companies monitor the Internet browsing and e-mail records of their employees to ensure that company online facilities are not used for private purposes, according to a survey conducted by the Japan Institute of Labor. The institute, an affiliate of the Health, Labor and Welfare Ministry, said Tuesday that the study shows 40 percent of the companies surveyed have drawn up guidelines for employees on the use of company online facilities. ... »
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May 14, 2002 |
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Terra Lycos unveils paid e-mail program |
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Terra Lycos on Tuesday said it was launching a subscription e-mail service that would be free of ad banners and have increased storage capabilities as the Spanish Internet media giant seeks to be less dependent on advertising ... »
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May 13, 2002 |
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Advanced Mailbox Processor v1.2 is Available |
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We are glad to release new version of the Advanced Mailbox Processor - our software for extracting owner's names and e-mail addresses from the e-mail client databases and making e-mails list. In the new AMP version you can save e-mail list with or without owner's names. Also, error with export into MS Excel and several small bugs were fixed. You can learn more about Advanced Mailbox Processor on AMP homepage, and get it from our downloads page.
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May 12, 2002 |
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Parents to get school letters via e-mail |
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The days of letters from school arriving home crumpled or lying forgotten for weeks at the bottom of a bag could soon be over as the government has announced plans to send them via e-mail. The move is possible because almost all schools in England are now hooked up to the internet, as are four out of 10 households. ... »
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May 12, 2002 |
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Mystery surrounds LAX e-mail |
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Ruth Galanter's e-mail seemed to contain a bombshell. The Los Angeles city councilwoman and ardent LAX expansion opponent claimed this week that “several sources” told her that Mayor James Hahn intends to let the airport grow to “handle 88 million annual passengers, not the 78 million he promised us.” Galanter's e-mail to constituents Wednesday also said that her office has heard “unofficially” that Hahn wants to convert to airport use land east of the airfield that the City Council has designated for open space. ... »
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May 12, 2002 |
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Choices few on worldwide e-mail |
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Q: My husband I are seeking a way to send and receive e-mail while traveling internationally. Are there any handheld computers that handle e-mail and work both here and abroad?
A: Using wireless telephones and devices while traveling internationally can be a problem because different regions of the world use different standards for transmitting calls. ... »
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