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Showing 1-9 of 9 results foundAOL touts spam-fighting prowess
April 30, 2003 The company asserts that it repelled more than 2 billion unsolicited commercial e-mails in a single day this week. The fight, however, is far from over.McAfee: Watch out for 'island-hopping' spam
November 1, 2006 Small, tropical islands are becoming a favored home for junk e-mailers, the security company's researchers have found.EarthLink's pursuit lands spammer in can
November 18, 2005 Can-Spam prosecutions related to EarthLink lawsuits put one man in prison for a year and slap another with a $15.4 million judgment.Developing nations losing spam battle, report says
May 27, 2005 Countries with fewer resources are finding themselves overwhelmed as junk mail senders take shelter there, a new OECD report says.Attack of Comcast's Internet zombies
May 24, 2004 CNET News.com's Declan McCullagh explains how spammers are hijacking Comcast's network to transform subscriber PCs into spambots.Telecoms, ISPs partner in spam fight
January 14, 2004 A group of international telecom providers, Internet service providers and software companies plan to form a "neighborhood watch" to oust junk e-mail from their collective networks.EarthLink files suit against spammers
August 27, 2003 The ISP is hunting down the identities of the "Alabama Spammers," a group it alleges used its access service to send massive amounts of junk e-mail.Study: Spammers use e-mail ID to gain legitimacy
September 8, 2004 Spammers are a key adopter of a technology meant, in part, to fight spam.Can-Spam backer to lose top exec
December 18, 2003 The Direct Marketing Association, which helped shape the first U.S. federal antispam law, announces that CEO Robert Wientzen is planning to retire.
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