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Jacques Chirac isn't experiencing a very good beginning to his new year. Data suggests that France is becoming even less relevant within…
There's no doubt that email marketing has gotten a bum rap from abusive spammers. Several thoughts such as long prison sentences for wide scale spammers instantly come to mind in a vague jumble when this practice is mentioned.
Mobile Marketing is not something the majority of Americans are looking forward to. That is according to a new report from Forrester Research titled "Is the U.S. Ready for Mobile Marketing?" 79 percent of online users cannot abide the idea of ads on their mobile phones. Only 3 percent are willing to trust text ads on their mobile phone.
Companies are turning to automated testing tools more often than ever before to ensure that their applications are working properly prior to deployment.
Spammers rang in the New Year with a "Happy New Year!" e-mail virus attack. Israeli security company Commtouch reported that there were 3,262 variants in 65 hours. During that period the virus accounted for nearly 12 percent of all e-mail sent worldwide.
The New York Times takes a topic first covered by the Wall Street Journal back in October and asks us to suspend reality and believe it's the first time it's been discussed.
