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The Petraeus scandal and why email just isn’t secure
by
Molly Wood
Nov 14, 2012
Former CIA director David Petraeus communicated electronically with his biographer using a not so secure email technique supposedly favored by terrorists to cover their tracks.
The surprising economics of spam
by
Molly Wood
Aug 13, 2012
A look at the screwy economic model of that pesky inbox filler.
Hotmail signs off, replaced with Outlook.com
by
Amy Scott
Aug 1, 2012
If you've still got a Hotmail account -- and there are still millions of you out there -- take note. As of today, Microsoft is phasing out its free email brand. The company is renaming the service Outlook.com and adding features to better compete with Yahoo and Gmail.
How many work emails do you get a day?
by
Kai Ryssdal
Jul 9, 2012
Someone actually came up with an average amount.
Target vs. Amazon: A battle over 'showrooming'
by
Molly Wood
May 4, 2012
The big red retailer is sick of showing off products just to lose the sale to the e-tailer.
According to a recent study: social media and email more addictive than cigarettes and booze
by
John Moe
Feb 3, 2012
Hey, I can quit any time I want.
Big email companies and online bankers fight phishing
Jan 30, 2012
Tech companies Google, Yahoo, Microsoft are teaming up with financial institutions to launch a project to stem the tide of email phishing or malicious spam offers flooding inboxes and destroying trust in email.
For public good, not for profit.
Oh whither the postal service
by
John Moe
Sep 6, 2011
The USPS says it will default on loans if the government doesn't step in by the end of the month. Turns out this whole "electric mail", also known...
Pew: Everything is about as you expect it would be
by
John Moe
Aug 9, 2011
New report from Pew Internet and American Life Project says that the most popular activities online are (drum roll please) search and email!...
Yahoo! is reading your emails and still forcing me to type that stupid exclamation point at the end of its name*
by
John Moe
Jul 11, 2011
Yahoo! is drawing the ire of a consumer lobby group called Which? (you'd think the two companies would get along given their shared penchant for...