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Posted by Kath Pay on November 14, 2008

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AOL to use DKIM

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Deliverability.com have just posted that AOL will start to use DKIM next year to authenticate incoming emails.

If you haven't as yet become authenticated, now's the time to do so. The UK DMA in partnership with Return Path have released an authentication whitepaper which is free to DMA members.

You can download the Authentication Whitepaper here.

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