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...follow,” or track updates posted by, their e-mail contacts. Though Google has issued apologies and made changes to the program since its Feb. 9 launch, the application continues to be an “opt-out” program, meaning that Gmail??s 31.2 million users are automatically signed up until they choose to deactivate Buzz...
Historically similar cases have settled rather than gone to trial, Mason said. He suggested that monetary compensation might go to an appropriate public interest group or organization, rather than being distributed among all of Gmail??s users, but declined to estimate the amount of compensation sought by the plaintiffs...
...what exactly does that mean? And why is Buzz any different from Facebook, Twitter, Myspace, and LinkedIn? And doesn’t the name Buzz evoke images of annoying mosquitoes? These were the initial questions that ran through our heads as we got used to Buzz in Gmail??s interface...
According to Selsby, FAS IT and the Law School have submitted requests to Gmail to white-list @college and @law accounts to prevent further mail from being classified as spam. “Unfortunately, Gmail??s white-listing mechanism is automated and the white-list requests have not yet been executed,” Selsby wrote on Friday. “The turnaround time for such requests takes 24-48 hours. While the white-list request process is fully automated, we have reached out to the education representative at Google and are currently working...
...resolve undergraduate complaints. STUCK IN THE WEBWhile undergraduate use of e-mail clients including Pine, Outlook, Mac Mail, and Eudora has dropped over the past year, Harvard IT has been witnessing a rise in student preferences for forwarding e-mails to Gmail.According to Selsby, students favored Gmail??s almost unlimited inbox size, while FAS Webmail only allows a maximum inbox capacity of 40 megabytes.“I think the two main things [FAS IT] could do would be to increase inbox size and replace the Webmail client,” president of the Harvard Computer Society Joshua...