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Delaware's Transportation Secretary has apologized after a department newsletter on diversity offended minority employees by spelling out many of the slurs that it advised workers not to use.
Texas A&M officials admonished coach Dennis Franchione for his secretive, for-pay newsletter Thursday and said the embarrassing episode would be a factor in deciding whether he returns next season.
Stupid Cancer Newsletter, Summer 2009The Stupid Cancer Summer Newsletter is hot off the press and desperate for your eyeballs to give it some much-needed validation.
Look At It This Way, Yelp. At Least You Didn't Delete All Your User AccountsYelp's having a bad day. It may not be as bad as the day iMindi is having, who managed to delete all their user accounts, but it's still a doozy.
A Positive look at Health, Wealth & Happiness 15 June 2008 Dear Newsletter Reader,
The Conscience of a Ron Paul Supporter - Learning to Love Big Brother''Ever wonder what goes on inside the head of a Ron Paul supporter who isn't a giant racist and actually has to rationalize supporting a blatantly lying candidate? Here you can have a look at how a Ron Paul supporters off the Ron Paul forums reacts to the revelations about the ne …
Email Delivery - How to Pass the Mind FilterThe experience shows that the email message content is not the most important thing that prompts ISP anti-spam filters to deliver the message or block it right away. But it could be the reason why the recipients open the message or mark it as spam.
I'm not talking about what Newsvine already provides which they call e-mail alerts.
UPDATE - Originally, both houses of Congress applied the rules of postal franking to the distribution of emailed newsletters. To its credit, the Senate still does. However, in September, 2003, House Rules Committee Chairman Bob Ney (a.k.a. U.S.
Avangate Digest March 2007 - Software Business NewsletterFirst issue of Avangate Digest Newsletter. Good stuff for ISVs and some really good advices regarding do's and don't's when it comes to blogging, a review of CEBIT 2007 and more tips for software vendors.
The Skeptical Informer, February 2007, Volume 1, No. 1First edition of a new newsletter by the IT Skeptic, about ITIL and other IT stuff
If you've been reading my column before December, you'll remember the SimplyHeadlines article. If you haven't, here's a snippet:
5 Fabulous Ways to Benefit Your Community through Your BusinessLet's face it: we're all in business to succeed, to turn mega-profits, and to turn right around an convert that energy back into the causes and issues we adore, right?
Campaign Monitor reviewWhether it's you or your clients who need email campaign management and tracking, you owe it to your sanity to look into hosted applications. Digital Web Magazine product reviewer Ken Westin takes a peek at Campaign Monitor's price-to-performance ratio. Read more...
If you are like most e-mail newsletter publishers, you'll find yourself publishing for just a few readers (read: we are missing subscribers here!). A frustrating and daunting exercise that eventually will lead to an "out-of-print" situation.
SUPER BOWL ADVERTISERS FINALLY NOTICE WOMENA really interesting article on what advertisers are doing to market towards female viewers during the superbowl
A One-Man Show: Video Newsletter for EntrepreneursJoe's latest video newsletter about that now famous milliondollarhomepage.com site gave me an idea.. you have to wonder how long it will be before somebody offers the same thing BUT with each 100x100 pixel space logo linking to their corp. video..
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