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Treasury red-faced over email blunder
News Such mistakes are worryingly common, despite a number of high-profile gaffes in the past. The curse of the email blunder has struck once again, leaving red faces at the Treasury. According to reports on... [26 Jan 2006]
The Weekly Round-Up: 08.10.04
Round-Up Even the otherwise so-lovely-a-nation-relishes-waking-up-with-her-each-morning Natasha 'that girl can dance' Kaplinsky, was forced to comment on it, live on air, possibly as much out of surprise as offence, but as gaffes... [08 Oct 2004]
5 years ago... Web to end marital disputes
News Most notable has been the part email has played in breaking up couples, whether married or not and running a number of relationships onto the rocks.silicon.com has run several popular features about digital blunders -... [26 Jul 2004]
Digital Blunders 2: These can't be true...
News While we've been running our Digital Blunders feature over the past month we've been inundated with your email howlers, voicemail gaffes and text message nightmares. And by and large we've taken you at... [16 Sep 2003]
Digital Blunders: 'My son's filthy email to granny' and other howlers...
News Here is the latest selection of gaffes and howlers - though a word of warning, while the last one is among the funniest we've seen so far you shouldn't read it if bad language offends. After a protracted... [01 Sep 2003]
Digital Blunder: Kinky Tory shoots himself in the (stockinged) foot
News In the most famous case to date - nearly three years ago - a City lawyer faced disciplinary action after an email from his girlfriend - the notorious Claire Swire - describing her sexual tastes achieved worldwide fame as... [08 Aug 2003]
A Hex on all your email policies
Comment If you fancy some more examples of embarrassing high-tech gaffes, see http://www.silicon.com/a45870 . Question: when's an email opt-out not an email opt out? Meanwhile, NTL has been... [21 Sep 2001]
Oh no! delete, delete, delete!
News However, the highlights of the survey were the email gaffes to which people admitted. Email has now almost replaced face-to face conversation in the office entirely, because it means you... [03 Jul 2001]
