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  • Evil spammers jailed for two years

    Two Los Angeles men are to go to jail for their part in a bulk email scam which duped 12,000 people and severely impacted the operations of several large US ISPs. [The Register]

    www.theregister.co.uk

  • Spammer wrecks UUNet email service

    UUNet customers have been left stranded without access to their email for the last 36 hours after the outfit took a "very big hit" from spammers earlier this week. [The Register]

    www.theregister.co.uk

  • What Was EBay's E-Mail Motive?

    EBay is either a scheming marketing company or an innocent victim of mass paranoia launched by a well-intentioned e-mail it sent to its users. [Wired]

    www.wired.com

  • Infamous Spammer Spammed

    In what some see as a perfect example of the evidence of cosmic retribution, an avalanche of spam has crashed British Internet service provider Pipex's servers, and stopped delivery of e-mail to its million-plus users for the past week. [Wired]

    www.wired.com

  • Europe bottles spam ban

    A European committee has blocked plans to outlaw unsolicited commercial email dealing a major blow to anti-spam supporters. [The Register]

    www.theregister.co.uk

  • Fixing a Hole Where Spam Comes In

    ISPs are battling rogue spammers lurking in the back alleys and hidden corners of their networks. As the fighting heats up, more and more legitimate e-mail is getting blocked along with the junk. [Wired]

    www.wired.com

  • Walking the Line Between E-Mail and Spam

    Getting people to say yes to marketing e-mails, and then getting them the messages that are most likely to make them buy, is a thriving industry of its own. [E-Commerce Times]

    www.ecommercetimes.com

  • EBay E-mail Makes Users 'Bidder'

    Auction site eBay has apparently decided that users of its service who said no really meant yes. So, in an attempt to "help" its users, the company has informed many of them, by e-mail, that their marketing preferences were automatically being changed. [Wired]

    www.wired.com

  • New Battle Strategies Heat Up War On Spam

    Some say the only way to stop the spread of e-mail Spam is to charge e-mail users a fee -- but the strategy has failed to stem the tide of regular junk mail. [NewsFactor]

    www.newsfactor.com

  • Official: Spam costs E10 billion

    Spam costs Net users a whopping E10 billion ($9.33 billion) a year, according to the European Commission. [The Register]

    www.theregister.co.uk

  • Europe warms to spam ban

    Lobbyists for the European Internet industry believe their campaign for a ban on spam is gaining momentum. [The Register]

    www.theregister.co.uk

  • U.S. Gains in War Against 'Spam' Fraud

    In ongoing investigations, the FTC and Project Mailbox found that many unsolicited e-mail sweepstakes offerings, travel offers and work-at-home schemes are fraudulent. [NewsFactor]

    www.newsfactor.com

  • Spammer Gets Spammed

    [Slashdot]

    slashdot.org

  • Spam Oozes Past Border Patrol

    Last week, Reps. Heather Wilson (R-N.M.) and Gene Green (D-Texas) reintroduced a bill they claimed "empowers consumers and their ISP with the ability to protect both their privacy and their resources" by restricting unsolicited commercial e-mail. [Wired]

    www.wired.com

  • MSN opts for Brightmail anti-spam defence

    MSN has signed up with Brightmail to stop its email users getting spammed. The ISP will offer its five million email users in the US the option of Brightmail's Anti-Spam Solution. [The Register]

    www.theregister.co.uk

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