Holes in email security are fueling spam and cyber attacks, according to a Mimecast study.

A survey that revealed distrust of the news media was sent to a self-selecting group: "people on Trump email lists," NPR alleges.

Zaius offers a database-building service for marketers. But what is it? A customer data platform or something more? David Raab evaluates the offering.

Over 1.4 million emails, some containing the grades financial aid information of Harvard students were open to the public until Monday, when they were made private, The Harvard Crimson reports. The emails were sent to Harvard Computer Society lists.

Is your email campaign ready for takeoff? Here's one way to find out: Use this pre-flight checklist.

Observers are excited about technologies like Amazon's Alexa and Microsoft's HoloLens. But they still don't expect them to replace smartphones, Business Insider reports.

Email and search should not be used in isolation, but as part of an integrated effort, Howard Sewell writes in Customer Think.

Yahoo has warned users that their accounts may have been compromised by a security breach. The potential breach involved their login details, the company informed email users this week.

A consumer fed up with viruses and spam asks if there is a replacement for email. The answer from The Guardian: No.

Researchers at Dell SecureWorks tricked an alleged email scammer into revealing his whereabouts.