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White House changing internal email policy

An Aug. 13 e-mail sent on behalf of David Axelrod, Senior Adviser to the President, has created a controversy. Evidently, some recipients questioned why they were on the e-mail distribution list. In response, the White House will change its policy.

In the Media by Kay Mathews - 7 comments

Comey Warned In 2005 That Torture Was Not The Way To Go

James Comey, the second highest official at the Justice Department in 2005 tried to convince the Attorney General Alberto Gonzales that interrogation methods that the US was using against terror suspects were out of limits. He was over ruled.

In the Media by KJ Mullins

Sarah Palin's Email Compromised by Hackers

The infamous hacker group "Anonymous" has broken into Sarah Palin's Yahoo email account and posted screen shots of her private conversations as well as family pictures on the Internet for all to see.

In the Media by Samantha A. Torrence - 61 comments

AOL Email Scam Steals Personal Information From a Tennessee Woman

Email scams are nothing new to the Internet. As some scammers use threats as a way to extort personal information from vulnerable customers, one woman in Tennesse found out that an email she received on Labour Day would be more work than she expected.

In the Media by Nikki Weingartner - 5 comments

HitMeLater.com Forwards Your Emails Later

Are you tired of managing your incoming emails? Then you should try “Hit Me Later”, a free email service that will forward your emails hours or days later than when you received them.

In the Media by Chris V. Thangham - 6 comments

Microsoft bans the word 'Tibet’ in Hotmail, Live, MSN e-mail accounts

New York Times reports Microsoft is not allowing users to have the word “Tibet” as their usernames either as a whole word or part of a another word.

In the Media by Chris V. Thangham - 2 comments

Email scam involving 'hired killers' spreading across Internet

Attorney general Larry Long says that an email scam involving "hired killers" is making rounds on the Internet. Investigators have already received more than five complaints about the email in the past week.

In the Media by Owen Weldon - 6 comments

95 percent of all e-mail sent in 2007 was spam

In 2001, the amount of spam in e-mail boxes accounted for a mere 5 per cent, but in 2007 that number has climbed dramatically. Spam e-mail accounts for more than 95 per cent of all e-mails received in 2007 according to a survey.

In the Media by Chris V. Thangham - 2 comments

Fuser solves the multi-account e-mail juggling in one site, slowly

Fuser is an e-mail aggregation service, in which you can access all your e-mail accounts, social networking, and forum accounts in one place. It is a free account, no invitation is necessary to join.

In the Media by Chris V. Thangham - 4 comments

E-mail outage strikes BlackBerrys

A software glitch shut down e-mail service for some BlackBerry users on Friday, and delays were still being felt many hours after the problem was fixed. They said no e-mails were lost in the shutdown

In the Media by RobotGod

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Data surveillance plan outlined

Plans to make it easier for the police and security services to monitor e-mails and telephone are unveiled but with promises of "strict safeguards".

Missing 'Terminator' Actor Reportedly Resurfaces, E-mails Friends

Nick Stahl, the 'Terminator 3' actor who was reported missing by his estranged wife nearly a week ago, reportedly sent an email to friends indicating that he would enter a 30-day rehab program.

Google's 'Story of Send' Explains Email

Before you hit the “send” button on an e-mail, you might proofread your message. Or maybe you make sure you’ve included the right attachment. Or maybe, just maybe, you contemplate what is actually going to happen to that message once you hit “send,” where it’s...

Identity Theft: Are We Doomed?

Opening my e-mail reminds me of walking through the bazaar of a third world open air market—the pickpockets are everywhere. In the last 30 days I have received spam purporting to be from the Better Business Bureau, the Internal Revenue Service, the United States post office, the FBI, and most recently (this morning) even one from the AICPA—the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, a group of which I am not a member. The subject line was "Termination of your Accountant Status" and the body of the email explained to me that my status as a CPA was about to be terminated as a result of my participation in the filing of a fraudulent tax return. I was directed to take immediate action by clicking on the link called "complaint." An eternal cynic and professionally paranoid, I did some research and determined that the logo of the AICPA was correct, as were the return addresses and phone numbers listed in the email.