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Internet Patrol Email Updates Move to Weekly Format

Starting this week, instead of sending you a little note each day with a link to the newest article, we will be sending you a digest on Friday, with links to all five articles for the week.

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New CAN-SPAM Rules Effective This Month Require Single Action Opt-Out, Designated Senders, and More

Four new rules have been issued by the Federal Trade Commission which augment and amend the CAN-SPAM Act of 2003. These four new rules amending the CAN SPAM Act take effect this month (June, 2008), and affect all senders of commercial email who have an email list of any size. Here’s what the new CANSPAM Act rules are.

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Gmail Available in Many Different Languages

Did you know that people from all over the world use Google Gmail, and not all people want to (or can) use Gmail in English? Welcome to Gmail for the global community, because Gmail . com is now distinctly international. Why have your Gmail sign in greet you in English when your Gmail .com account can be set up for any one of dozens of languages? Quiere correo Gmail? No problema! In fact, the top searches relating to Gmail these days are in foreign languages! Speaking of which, can anybody tell us what these mean?: gmail ustvari nov naslov, gmail geslo, gmail prijava geslo, gmail raziskovalec, gmail sprememba gesla, pozabljeno geslo za gmail, zamenjati geslo gmail, sprememba gesla gmail, gmail prijava, gesla gmail, prijava v gmail, or ustvari gmail?

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Charter Communications Accidentally Deletes 14000 Customer Email Accounts

Have you tried to access your Charter.com email only to find that it’s all gone missing? Can’t even log into your Charter email account? Have you suddenly discovered that your Charter email is lost, and your account shut down? Well, you’re not alone! In fact, this past week Charter accidentally deleted some 14,000 customer email accounts!

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Get Letters to Santa and Letters from Santa Online! Get a Telephone Call from Santa Too!

Want to send a letter to Santa, or get a letter from Santa? Well guess what! Santa is one hip dude, and is now Internet savvy! That’s right – you can now request Santa letters right online – or even send Santa letter via email! You can even request a telephone call from Santa!

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Yahoo Mail Adds Integrated Interface to Send and Receive Email and Text Messages to and from Cell Phones

Yahoo has just rolled out a brand new version of Yahoomail, which allows users to both send email to cell phones, and receive email from cell phones, through a text message like interface.

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More Than Half of Americans Check Email in Bed

A new survey has found that Americans are – by their own admission – more addicted to email than ever. The email addiction manifests in some interesting ways, including that more than 25% of all Americans admit to taking their email to bed with them.

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Federal Court Ruling Boosts Laws About Email Privacy

In a Federal ruling this week, personal email privacy laws received a shot in the arm, as the Court ruled that laws about email privacy preclude the government from demanding access to an individual’s email from their ISP without notice to the individual, unless they have a warrant based on probable cause.