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Happy spamiversary
Paul Festa and Evan Hansen trace the history of spam (the email sort, of course) and some of the ways people have tried to stem the flow. Nice background reading for marketers. The implied conclusion is that the only way to really stop spam is to make it uneconomical for the sender.
Paul Festa and Evan Hansen trace the history of spam (the email sort, of course) and some of the ways people have tried to stem the flow. Nice background reading for marketers. The implied conclusion is that the only way to really stop spam is to make it uneconomical for the sender.
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