ReplyToSome's blog features tips for using our Outlook add-in application, as well as posts on email mistakes in the news and on preventing inadvertent disclosure of confidential information.
Someone at the law firm representing recently fired Fox News personality Bill O'Reilly forwarded an email chain containing confidential strategy discussions to a Politico reporter.
Read MoreIn his February 10, 2017 column, Richard Weiner of the Akron Legal News named ReplyToSome one of the Top New Products of 2016.
Read MoreThe Verge reports that Waymo, the self-driving car subsidiary of Google parent company Alphabet, is suing Uber and its Otto subsidiary for trade secret theft and patent infringement. The breakthrough evidence: a misdirected email.
Read MoreEvery year, it seems, colleges and universities accidentally send email acceptances to the wrong students. This year, Columbia University is one notable culprit. The Ivy League school accidentally sent acceptances to 276 applicants to its Mailman School of Public Health. The mistake was attributed to "human error". The New York Times has more here.
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ReplyToSome is a Microsoft Outlook Add-In, designed for multi-party negotiations and collaborative projects. It helps ensure your emails go to all the right people and only the right people.
ReplyToSome is a Microsoft Outlook Add-In, designed for multi-party negotiations and collaborative projects. It helps ensure your emails go to all the right people and only the right people.
