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Hackers Break Into Reddit’s Gmail and Twitter Accounts
In: web resources
11 Jun 2010According to Reddit’s blog, the site’s official Gmail account — reddit@gmail.com — has been broken into. Luckily, it’s just an account for feedback e-mail, so no user data or confidential information has been compromised. Following the security breach, Reddit has changed the feedback e-mail to reddit@reddit.com. From the blog: “We’re in contact with both google’s [...]
Simple Mailing List Script With PHP/MySQL
In: web resources
24 Mar 2010Simple Mailing List is a simple-yet-powerful and free mailing list manager script that is built with PHP/MySQL. It helps you to control a mailing list by adding/removing members (one-by-one or in bulk), seeing the active/passive ones and sending mailings. Every message sent can have an "unsubscribe link" and, optionally, the administrator can be notified about [...]
Email deliverability is a term that encompasses all the issues involved with getting your permission based emails to land in your subscriber’s inbox. Improving deliverability involves actions that can be taken on behalf of email marketers to ensure that emails are delivered to the recipients that signed up to receive them. The success of [...]
Tips For Sending Valid E-mails From Websites
In: web resources
26 Jan 2010E-mails are one of the key elements of a website/web application. They are used in contact forms, sign-ups, notifications, newsletters, etc. It is a common thing that sometimes e-mails sent from websites go to the junk folders or never reach. Although it is not always possible to detect the reasons for this, there are several [...]
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