“Lawmakers, consumer advocates and Internet industry officials gathered for the latest in a string of discussions on harmonizing international laws to cut back on spam, which now accounts for nearly half of all global e-mail. Spam has become a hot-button issue for politicians and business officials, who worry that unless it’s criminalized, spamming could become an increasingly costly nuisance for companies and individuals.” —Declaring a World War on Spam (Wired)
Similar:
What kids do when Dad won't hand over the iPod
So I'm not being selfish... this is ...
Education
Advent of Digital Humanities Will Make English Departments Pointless -- New Republic
Don't overreact to the headline, which i...
Academia
Study confirms that ending your texts with a period is terrible.
Language evolves, so oldsters like me sh...
Cyberculture
Academics want to preserve video games. The game industry is fighting them in court.
For decades, champions of the video game...
Business
This Is What Summer Vacation Is For: Designing a Steampunk Airsloop with Blender 3D
Summer vacation means if I am telling my...
Aesthetics
So Long Blogging. Hello—Yep, We're Going to Say It—Plogging
I still blog, because I want control ove...
Business


