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A Closer Look at Free Email Hosting - August 28, 2008

In 2006, Google became the first of the big 3 search enginesmail providers to offer free email hosting. Some analysts saw this entrance as the first nail in the coffin for email hosting providers that had built businesses around paid email services.On the contrary, free email hosting actually helped strengthen the email hosting sector. As a result of Microsoft, Google and Yahoo entering the playing field, the established players moved swiftly to expand their offerings, align with strategic...
http://www.greatmail.com/blog/2008/08/closer-look-at-free-email-hosting.html

Controlling Open System Email - August 26, 2008

In his 2002 article entitled Death by Spam, Kevin Werbach predicted that as a result of spam, email would gradually move from being an open to a closed system. Six years later, where are we now and how far have we moved in that directionSadly and not surprisingly, email is still greatly hampered by spam. And now, despite advances in server side filtering, we're even more concerned with our spam than ever before. As a result of false positive reporting and fear of losing important messages, we...
http://www.greatmail.com/blog/2008/08/controlling-open-system-email.html

The Basics of Email Hosting - August 22, 2008

What is email hosting Do I need email hosting Can't I get email through my web host If you're considering outsourcing your email to an email hosting specialist, these are just a few of many questions you're probably asking yourself right now.Email hosting, in the literal sense, is hosting for email. Generally, email hosting or hosted email is a managed service meaning many or all aspects of the email including security, antivirus protection, spam filtering, archiving, backups and maintenance...
http://www.greatmail.com/blog/2008/08/basics-of-email-hosting.html

POP3 Workaround - August 16, 2008

The so called POP3 workaround is a method using POP3 to effectively manage messages for a single mailbox using multiple computers or devices. Unlike IMAP, which actually synchronizes with messages on the server, the POP3 workaround temporarily leaves messages on the server ensuring that email is available to be downloaded by the same user on additional devices.This practice is suitable for the user who needs to check email from home after hours or on weekends. By configuring Outlook on both...
http://www.greatmail.com/blog/2008/08/pop3-workaround.html

Exchange Email Hosting - August 11, 2008

This summer, we began testing our new Exchange hosting service with a small group of clients. The Exchange hosting platform includes support for Blackberry Enterprise Server (BES) and the iPhone via ActiveSync. After three months of testing, our client reviews have been extremely favorable, and we are now offering Exchange hosting to all of our customers. More information about this service will be posted this fall on the web site. In the meantime, for information and pricing, please...
http://www.greatmail.com/blog/2008/08/exchange-email-hosting.html

POP3 vs IMAP - August 8, 2008

As more people move from POP3 to IMAP configurations, questions continue to come up about these protocols and their utility in mail client applications. While it is widely accepted that the newer IMAP protocol is better than POP3, a number of factors should be considered before choosing one protocol or the other. What are these protocols and how do they work in your email applications Both POP3 and IMAP protocols allow for mail client applications like Outlook and Thunderbird to access mail...
http://www.greatmail.com/blog/2008/05/test-2.html
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