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NewsComcast goofs in Russian spam blockade
March 3, 2004 Since Friday, Comcast subscribers have found themselves unable to send e-mail to Russian addresses thanks to an overactive spam filter. -
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Google accidentally sends out e-mail worm
November 9, 2006 Kama Sutra worm goes out to about 50,000 subscribers of a Google Video e-mail group. -
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AOL opens its doors on e-mail
April 20, 2004 A new feature will let subscribers access their e-mail through third-party applications such as Eudora and Microsoft's Outlook. -
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Comcast picks Zimbra for online e-mail
May 7, 2007 Cable and Internet giant picks smaller open-source company for subscribers' Web-based communication site.Images: Comcast gets Zimbra zing -
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AOL may drop member fees
July 6, 2006 May ax charges for services like having an AOL.com e-mail account, to entice customers to keep using the offerings. -
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BlackBerry outage: RIM a victim of its own success?
April 18, 2007 The very nature of RIM's network could have led to the outage that caused millions of BlackBerry users to go without e-mails for hours. -
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Hotmail to wean users from free export tool
September 27, 2004 Starting Monday, MSN will cut back on the use of exporting e-mail to another client, part of its new spam-fighting plan. -
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AOL shifts e-mail graphics policy
November 14, 2003 In an attempt to cozy up to marketers, America Online is letting some companies sidestep an e-mail control and have pictures show up in the messages they send subscribers. -
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EarthLink to collect more subscriber information
November 6, 2003 The Internet service provider says it will begin collecting more personal information about its subscribers in an effort to better market to them. -
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RIM offers explanation for massive outage
April 20, 2007 After two days of silence, Research In Motion finally provides some details of what wiped out its BlackBerry e-mail service. -
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EarthLink to target eBay users' vanity
April 6, 2004 The auction site and Internet provider are teaming up to offer a co-branded Web portal with e-mail "vanity" addresses and auction-tracking services in an attempt to bring Earthlink some of eBay's fierce brand loyalty. -
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Yahoo promotion upgrades e-mail for some
April 3, 2004 Storage giveaway to subscribers comes in the same week that rival Google announces a big leap into e-mail services. -
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Comcast customers suffer e-mail outage
March 5, 2004 Broadband subcribers from Philadelphia to California complain that they can't access their e-mail accounts--on the same day the cable giant revamps a Web-based version. -
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Sophos promises to sniff out zombie systems
July 15, 2005 Service aims to tell subscribers if their network is home to compromised PCs being used to send spam. -
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Comcast takes hard line against spam
June 10, 2004 Blocking ports of suspect PCs draws criticism, but customers send 665 million e-mails daily. -
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Attack of Comcast's Internet zombies
May 24, 2004 CNET News.com's Declan McCullagh explains how spammers are hijacking Comcast's network to transform subscriber PCs into spambots. -
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EarthLink uncloaks tool to block spyware
October 8, 2003 The Internet service provider introduces software that will to help its subscribers block spying applications that are discreetly planted on their PCs. -
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Yahoo boosts prices on music service
October 21, 2005 Promotional pricing ends for part of Yahoo's cut-rate digital music plan, easing pressure on rivals. -
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Spymac follows Google on free gig of storage
April 6, 2004 Spymac, a Web hosting company for Apple Computer aficionados, is giving away 1-gigabyte e-mail accounts, mimicking a move search leader Google made last week.
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