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1. Loose Cannon: Spam @ 30

Author

Levey, Richard H.

Subjects
Spam (Junk email) -- Analysis, Unsolicited bulk e-mail, Advertising, marketing and public relations
Abstract

Byline: Richard H. Levey Readers who didn't drag out the party hats and noisemakers this past Saturday missed a significant anniversary: On May 3, 1978, the very first spam message [...]

Published
2008

2. Web bosses reject 'costly' DMA war on spam filters

Subjects
Spam (Junk email) -- Analysis, Internet service providers -- Growth, Email filtering software -- Usage, Unsolicited bulk e-mail, Internet service provider, Contract agreement, Company growth, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business, general, Direct Marketing Association -- Contracts
Abstract

The Internet Service Providers' Association (ISPA) has snubbed DMA (UK) proposals to create a 'white list' of legitimate online businesses. The DMA claims the register would prevent emails to people [...]

Published
2005

3. Anti-Spam Maven

Subjects
Spam (Junk email) -- Analysis, Spam (Junk email) -- Laws, regulations and rules, Spam (Junk email) -- Personal narratives, Government regulation, Unsolicited bulk e-mail, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business
Abstract

Spam has become a topic of public debate over the last few months on Capitol Hill. Consumers and e-mail marketers are thrashing out issues to find common ground. Often at [...]

Published
2003

4. THE REVOLUTION EMAIL REPORT SPONSORED BY VERTIS: Spam - Will spam filters save email?

Subjects
Spam (Junk email) -- Analysis, Unsolicited bulk e-mail, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business, Computers and office automation industries, Business, international
Abstract

Robert Gray finds a united front against the rising tide of junk email, but much more needs to be done to prevent it spiralling out of control Everyone hates spam. [...]

Published
2003

5. Out-Branding the Spammers

Author

SMITH, J. WALKER and WOOD, CRAIG

Subjects
Spam (Junk email) -- Analysis, Direct marketing -- Analysis, Direct-mail advertising -- Analysis, Unsolicited bulk e-mail, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business
Abstract

Here's some food for thought: The etymology of spam really is Spam [superscript][TM] . The notion of spam comes from an old Monty Python routine in which a couple visits [...]

Published
2003

6. Americans Would Ban Spam: Harris Poll

Author

LEVEY, RICHARD H.

Subjects
Spam (Junk email) -- Statistics, Spam (Junk email) -- Analysis, Spam (Junk email) -- Surveys, Email marketing -- Analysis, Americans -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Americans -- Behavior, Americans -- Surveys, Unsolicited bulk e-mail, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business
Abstract

Eighty percent of Americans find unsolicited e-mail very annoying, up from 49% roughly two years ago. And nearly 75% would make these messages illegal, according to a new survey by [...]

Published
2003

8. WALLIS

Subjects
Spam (Junk email) -- Analysis, Online services -- Appreciation, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business, Business, international
Abstract

E-mail: sex, debt baldness, sharks and enlargement E-mailing is a common practice in modern times. Abstinence from the activity invokes accusations of conservatism and can lead to social banishment. Before [...]

Published
2002

9. Spammers convicted as US tackles online crime

Author

Brown, Curtis

Subjects
International Business Machines Corp. -- Services, Computer industry -- Services, Computer crimes -- Laws, regulations and rules, Computer hackers -- Cases, Spam (Junk email) -- Analysis, Government regulation, Company legal issue, Microcomputer industry, Computer industry, Computer crime, Hacker, Unsolicited bulk e-mail, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business, general
Abstract

Washington DC: A three-month campaign to target Internet criminals has resulted in more than 150 arrests and convictions across the country. Attorney general John Ashcroft says people were seized on [...]

Published
2004

10. A 2-cent tax on every e-mail? Yes!

Author

Hatch, Denny

Subjects
Spam (Junk email) -- Control, Spam (Junk email) -- Methods, Spam (Junk email) -- Analysis, Electronic mail systems -- Taxation, Electronic mail systems -- Analysis, Unsolicited bulk e-mail, E-mail, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business
Abstract

A 2-cent tax levied on a e-mail sent may be the permanent solution to get rid of spammers, as the amount of tax that they would have to pay shall make them rethink their actions. The tax implementation would also probably put a stop to the numerous forwarded messages passed around to near and dear ones. Cleaning up of mailboxes shall become a fast affair, saving valuable work time.

Published
2004

11. Can e-marketing prevent suicide? (Leader)

Author

McKelvey, Charlie

Subjects
Spam (Junk email) -- Analysis, Spam (Junk email) -- Statistics, Unsolicited bulk e-mail, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business, general
Abstract

'See the eight minute 31-inch horse cock video for free' ...'Sign up for the Teen Farm Game'... 'Innocent young teenies: free pics'. No, you haven't just entered a porn website, [...]

Published
2002

12. Can UK repel land of spam? Most spam e-mails received in the UK eminate from the US. Do we have the power to fight off this invasion before the medium self-destructs? (News Analysis)

Author

Rosser, Michael

Subjects
Spam (Junk email) -- Laws, regulations and rules, Spam (Junk email) -- Statistics, Spam (Junk email) -- Analysis, Unsolicited bulk e-mail, Government regulation, Company business management, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business, general, Direct Marketing Association -- Management, Direct Marketing Association -- Conferences, meetings and seminars, DMA Email Marketing Council -- Management
Abstract

This morning, three-quarters of the UK's e-mail users delved into their in-boxes to find at least one spam message, with little idea as to how their details ended up in [...]

Published
2002

13. 1 to 1? Or 1 to nothing?

Author

Lewis, Herschell Gordon

Subjects
Spam (Junk email) -- Analysis, Advertising copy -- Analysis, Direct marketing -- Management, Company business management, Unsolicited bulk e-mail, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business
Abstract

The near-death of telemarketing has brought a surge of action in two other sales media. Those two are direct mail and e-mail ... and the clamor for attention is mind-boggling. [...]

Published
2003

14. Worthwhile comment about e-mail appending. (One Minute Marketer--Insights & Stats)

Subjects
Electronic marketing -- Analysis, Spam (Junk email) -- Analysis, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business, Publishing industry
Abstract

Seth Godin told the attendees at a recent AIM Dinner & A Deal, 'It's up to the consumer to determine whether it's spam. E-mail appending is where a direct marketing [...]

Published
2002

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