From silicon.com
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Marketing emails are at risk of being blocked as spam because businesses are not correctly managing the email communications they send out, a survey has found.
More than half of the 157 marketing managers surveyed by the DMA Email Marketing Council said their business did not restrict the number of messages that could be sent to an email account in a given period.
- Suburban Detroit man gets 4 years in e-mail spamming scheme (feedburner.com)
- Facebook wins £430m anti-spamming case (tech.co.uk)
No one I know likes spam, either the often unidentified e-mail that is of no real value or the processed meat product, which is why the name was given to the unwanted e-mail that continues to clog the ever increasing pipes we craft to carry information. The amount of spam carried at any one time one the internet is staggering, though it has differing estimates of actual size. It is, in a word, huge.
Perhaps that is why I was immediately drawn...
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From lockergnome.com
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Six Individuals Sentenced for Multi-Million Dollar E-Mail Stock Fraud Scheme
Six individuals were sentenced today in federal court in Detroit for their roles in a wide-ranging international stock fraud scheme involving the illegal use of bulk commercial e-mails, or "spamming."...
From rushprnews.com
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- Craigslist Fights Spammers in Cali (clickz.com)
- Next generation spammers rise up in Asia, India and Brazil (go.theregister.com)
- Editors Desk: Spammers again (thehive.modbee.com)
Rohnert Park, Calif., November 23, 2009 -- Among the more common types of spam today is what has been labeled as "Snowshoe" spam, which references a spamming technique of spreading spam output across many static ranges of IP addresses and domains. As the trend has continually grown over the past several months, several email security providers have started to use publicly available Real-time Blacklists (RBLs) to block the campaigns. Red Condor...
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From enterprise-security-today.com
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If you look in my previous two posts, you’ll see what I assume are automatically generated surveymonkey.com requests for participants on a study on the media by Smith College students. Let me express to the Smith College students who thought this a good idea, and whatever faculty supervisor approved it, that this is Not a [...]
From volokh.com
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- Twitter Sputters Over Spammers and Spitters (ecommercetimes.com)
- 21 Best CAPTCHAs: Bloggers Boon & Spammers Bane (feedburner.com)
- Google Groups killed by spammers (rc3.org)
[diagram] | posted on October, 18 This Is For The Spammers: How To Make "Money" On Twitter | posted on November, 24 Microsoft Employees Break out into Dance in store. [cringe] | posted on November, 17 The anti-geek t-shirt. ...
From blogsearch.google.com
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- Facebook, Microsoft, AOL putting spammers’ “heads on spikes” (blogs.msdn.com)
Nice search engine friendly links are a great way to reward valuable members of the community of any blog, but they are certainly not a right, and still find myself deleting 50+ worthless comments every day.
Most disturbing of all though are the SEO consultants and agencies who I have caught commenting on behalf of their clients, or as themselves with a link through to a client's site. Some of them are totally dumb about it.
I now have a new...
From andybeard.eu
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- Google Reader URLs a Target for Email Spammers (seroundtable.com)
- Twitter launches tool for nailing spammers – AFP (cooeesearch.com)
- Chris Siebenmann: The corollary for effective anti-spam heuristics (planetsysadmin.com)

