This month, The Daily Mail tracked down Duncroft's longtime headmistress, Margaret Jones, 91, who said her students included "well-known delinquents" making "wild allegations".
When JK Rowling's £1m donation to the Better Together campaign was greeted with torrents of cybernat abuse, the Scottish Daily Mail tracked some of the trolls down and discovered that half of them lived in England, loved Harry Potter and had no vote in the referendum.
The Daily Mail tracked down Kayte's father Alan, who confirmed the pregnancy news.
It is integrated with Gmail, which Ms. Lord and Ms. Shaw both use, and its features include employee e-mail tracking and contact categorization.
Not surprisingly, credit card and mortgage service solicitations dropped the most sharply, falling 21.8percentand38.8percentcent in volume respectively, according to Mintel Comperemedia, a direct-mail tracking firm.
[Page C12.] Privacy Worries on E-Mail Tracking New software allows senders of e-mail to learn, undetected, when recipients read the messages and whether they send them to anyone else.
Some experts have questioned whether such technology is legal under American law, but Mr. Drake says "e-mail tracking is legal because e-mail is 'owned' by the author".
Individuals who have used e-mail tracking services say they feel entitled to monitor their own correspondence in a medium where it is so easily passed along or ignored.
I only had to tap "e-mail tracking software free" into Google and a disturbingly comprehensive array of options popped up in milliseconds.
