they built Web sites that could accept online donations, donors would come in droves to make their gifts electronically. With the benefit of several years’ experience, charities now realize that they ...

For close to half a decade, entertainment executives and copyright-averse college students have debated the future of technology side by side on the "Pho" e-mail list. Now that forum is under siege.

According to reader reports, Road Runner's high-speed Internet access service is blocking e-mail lists generated by Apple, disallowing some subscribers to receive developer newsletters and other ...

In Gearhead last week we began discussing our problems maintaining the mail list for the Gibbs Irregulars (a list of readers I poll for their thoughts – send a message to lists@gibbs.com with the ...

Richard M. Reis’s electronic mailing list is called “Tomorrow’s Professor,” but it’s helping many would-be professors today. About 15,000 graduate students and faculty members subscribe to the free ...

If you’re an active participant on the Internet, chances are you’ve been added to all sorts of e-mail lists and newsletters over the years–either unwillingly or on purpose. Maybe you’ve tried to ...

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. More and more people are getting the information they want on the run (with Blackberries, iPhones, netbooks and other mobile ...

Once they were hosts to lively discussions about academic style and substance, but the time of scholarly e-mail lists has passed, meaningful posts slowing to a trickle as professors migrate to blogs, ...