Technology - Spam
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USATODAY.com - It may be the Internet age, yet consumers should expect old-fashioned junk mail to keep clogging their mailboxes. Marketers' spending on direct mail will swell 7.5% to $64 billion next year, according to respected ad forecaster Robert Coen.
Read Junk mail still going strong as spending forecast sees 7.5% increase (USATODAY.com) (Links)
TechWeb - Do challenge/response spam filtering systems create more problems than they solve? One analyst argues against them.
Read Spam Filtering Floods Innocent Inboxes (TechWeb) (Links)
TechWeb - Managed services from companies like Postini and Google offer users shelter from the intensifying onslaught.
Read Surviving the Spam Storm (TechWeb) (Links)
EU says more than half e-mails are spam
(AP)
AP - Unsolicited e-mails continue to plague Europeans and account for between 50 and 80 percent of all messages sent to mail inboxes, the European Commission said Monday.
Read EU says more than half e-mails are spam (AP) (Links)
AP - Unsolicited e-mails continue to plague Europeans and account for between 50 and 80 percent of all messages sent to mail inboxes, the European Commission said Monday.
Read EU says more than half e-mails are spam (AP) (Links)
Read Spam Now Worse than Ever Before (NewsFactor) (Links)
Brussels urges fight against Internet spam invasion
(AFP)
AFP - The European Commission urged member states to beef up the fight against unwanted Internet "spam" messages and malicious spyware, citing the Dutch approach to the problem as an effective model.
Read Brussels urges fight against Internet spam invasion (AFP) (Links)
Email gangs bombard Britain in "Spam Wars"
(Reuters)
Reuters - Criminal gangs using hijacked computers are behind a surge in unwanted emails peddling sex, drugs and stock tips in Britain.
Read Email gangs bombard Britain in "Spam Wars" (Reuters) (Links)
Reuters - European Union countries are doing too little to enforce EU rules banning unsolicited emails, or spam, which are becoming increasingly fraudulent and criminal, the European Commission said on Monday.
Read EU Commission urges states to do more against spam (Reuters) (Links)
USATODAY.com - SAN FRANCISCO - Baskin-Robbins isn't the only one with plenty of flavors. A wide palette of spam and an increase in "bot" networks that deliver them have created a record crush of unsolicited commercial e-mail this year.
Read Spam morphs into multiple, shifty flavors (USATODAY.com) (Links)
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