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	<title>Comments on: Google to Offer Free IMAP Today</title>
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		<title>By: What Does Google&#8217;s IMAP Offer Mean to Email Marketers? : The Messaging Times</title>
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		<dc:creator>What Does Google&#8217;s IMAP Offer Mean to Email Marketers? : The Messaging Times</dc:creator>
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		<description>[...] Gmail&#8217;s offer of IMAP this week was welcomed by many of its customers. It may even cause a surge in new Gmail accounts as more and more online communicators are going mobile and desire synchronization across various devices. So what does all of this mean to email marketers? Earlier this month, at ClickZ&#8217;s Email Marketing Event, Jeanniey Mullen from the Email Experience Council (EEC) shared a forecast that by 2009, 60 percent of emailers will be reading their email on mobile devices. So the timing for Google&#8217;s IMAP is great. [...]</description>
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