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A coalition of more than 50 charities, unions, health care groups, unions and other nonprofit organizations joined forces to oppose a plan by AOL to charge mass e-mail senders a fee for guaranteed delivery to AOL members' in-boxes.
Calling the proposed service an "e-mail tax," the coalition is trying to drum up opposition among AOL's members, some threatening to encourage a boycott if AOL goes ahead with the service.
The coalition includes groups as diverse as the AFL-CIO, the Humane Society...
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