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| Nov 11, 2014 | Anti Net Neutrality Crowd Reaches Deep For The Craziest Possible Response To President Obama's Call For Real Net Neutrality Rules | Well, we already wrote about President Obama’s somewhat surprising decision to come out strongly in favor of Title II reclassification for broadband (with strong forbearance) to setup some real net neutrality rules. We also covered the unha... |
| Jul 3, 2013 | Computing pioneer and GUI inventor Doug Engelbart dies at 88 | Douglas Engelbart, who catapulted computing into the modern age in 1968 with a jaw-dropping and highly influential demo of graphical user interfaces, hyperlinks, collaborative computing, WYSIWYG text editing, shared-screen videoconferencing... |
| Nov 27, 2012 | China Hails ITU Internet Takeover By Blowing Its Favorite Trumpet: Distrusting The US | While there’s been plenty of talk about the upcoming ITU process, the ITU keeps attempting to downplay what it’s trying to do — and insisting that Russia, China and other regimes aren’t looking to use the process to clamp down on the intern... |
| Nov 16, 2012 | Domain Shakedown: Companies Warned About The Dangers Of Unprotected .SX | Ever since ICANN announced plans to allow tons of new top level domains to enter the market, many have recognized that this was nothing more than a money grab — as companies would feel compelled to buy up “their” names to keep them out of t... |
| Jul 18, 2012 | Telcos Deny Trying To Turn FCC's Open Network Diagnostics Into A Closed, Proprietary Affair | The FCC has been working with M-Lab to measure basic network diagnostics using an open source solution, providing public information about internet network performance. This seems like a good thing… though you can see why not everyone would... |
| May 14, 2012 | Microsoft-Funded BitTorrent Disruptor Won't Make Pirates Pay, But Might Break The Law | There was quite a bit of chatter recently about a Torrentfreak article discussing an operation called “Pirate Pay,” which was funded by Microsoft, and claimed it could track and shut down unauthorized works being transmitted via BitTorrent.... |
| Feb 22, 2012 | How The Guy Who Didn't Invent Email Got Memorialized In The Press & The Smithsonian As The Inventor Of Email | Late last week, the Washington Post reported that The Smithsonian had acquired “tapes, documentation, copyrights, and over 50,000 lines of code from V.A. Shiva Ayyadurai, who both the Smithsonian and the Washington Post insisted was the “in... |
| Dec 1, 2010 | Are Companies Scanning Open Source Commit Logs And Patenting What They Find? | It’s funny how often we hear patent system supporters tell us that if you haven’t actually gotten a patent for your invention, it’s perfectly reasonable for someone else to go and patent it instead. The idea of presenting an idea for the pu... |
| Nov 17, 2010 | UK Politician Tossed Out Of Parliament For Lying About Opponent During Election | Having just gone through election season here in the US, with all sorts of crazy political claims made in political commercials, it’s interesting to see that, over in the UK, one elected member of Parliament, Phil Woolas, recently lost his ... |
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FAQ about Listbox ⢠Email Marketing
When was Listbox ⢠Email Marketing founded?
Listbox ⢠Email Marketing was founded in 1996.
What has the press written about Listbox ⢠Email Marketing?
Parsers VC has collected 13 articles mentioning Listbox ⢠Email Marketing, among them “Anti Net Neutrality Crowd Reaches Deep For The Craziest Possible Response To President Obama's Call For Real Net Neutrality Rules” (Nov 11, 2014) and “Computing pioneer and GUI inventor Doug Engelbart dies at 88” (Jul 3, 2013).
Is Listbox ⢠Email Marketing still active?
Yes, Listbox ⢠Email Marketing is active; its latest activity on Parsers VC dates from Nov 7, 2015.