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Why Microsoft, Google and Facebook Want Your Email
Tally up the total number of searches on Google, Yahoo and Bing and you have about 3.5 billion searches per day. It's estimated that Twitter has about 300 million accounts
Facebook Blocked at Work? Use Your Email Instead
In our continuing obsession with all things Facebook, we're looking at a new feature that was just announced by the social networking behemoth that will further enmesh the site into
Survey: 85% of Employees Under 25 Use Personal E-Mail Accounts for Work
This week the email management company Mimecast released the results of a survey of more than 2,400 corporate email users. The survey found that 85% of what Mimecast dubs
Email Still Matters: WordPress.com Tests Reply Via Email
Despite the competition and rumors of its demise, email remains a very prevalent part of our daily lives. (That's one reason why Google continues to pour effort into Gmail.) Yet
A Step Toward Inbox Zero: Email That Self Destructs
If you go and look at your inbox right now, we're willing to bet that there's some email in there that's completely stale. There's no reason to reference it, search
OtherInbox: A Mailbox For Spam (Invites)
OtherInbox wants to help you keep spam out of your regular email inbox. The company gives you a virtually unlimited amount of disposable email addresses to use whenever you think
GPush: iPhone Push Notifications for Your Gmail Account
After a bit of a delay, the GPush app (iTunes link) has finally arrived in the App Store. GPush will send you a push notification whenever a new email arrives
Posterous Introduces "The Last Email List You'll Ever Need"
Today, Posterous, the site we previously referred to as a "minimalist blogging platform", has again expanded its functionality in its own, minimalist fashion. This time, rather than adding rich editing
The Art of the Email Pitch
Last week, we wrote about the art of the elevator pitch, that short and hopefully impactful speech one should be prepared to give. But face-to-face interactions aren't always possible, and
Your Email Address Was Stolen. Now What?
Chances are you've received an email this week notifying you that your email address was stolen. On Friday, Epsilon, one of the largest email marketing companies, announced that its database
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