Email

Government surveillance, shifting opinions, and the end of email.

Google changed its popular free email service Gmail last week. Where once there was one true inbox, now there seems to be three.

Yahoo is giving you a shot at reclaiming your good name. It’s shutting down accounts that have been dormant for more than a year, meaning a pile of usernames will soon be available for the taking in mid-July.

A study says that negative people are 36 percent more likely to respond to emails within 24 hours.

Are you sure there's nothing in your email that would contradict that tax form you are about to sign? Civil liberties advocates are using this tax return deadline to criticize federal law that doesn't see email as all that private.

When it comes to your email, how soon are you expected to reply? And when is it ok to delay?

Microsoft is launching a $30 million ad campaign today to promote Outlook.com -- a new product meant to compete with Internet-based email systems like Google Inc.’s Gmail.

"XOXO" has long been the symbol for a kiss and a hug, but a pair of writers say that it's commonly becoming used as a way to sign-off an email message -- even at the workplace. How does your digital sign-off affect how others perceive you at the office?

"Casual" and "frequent" seem to be the formula for campaign fundraising emails.