Skip to navigation
   
Davey Winder's Blog

10 reasons why the spam king is not dead

By Davey Winder in Editorial

Posted in Uncategorized on June 2, 2007 at 2:48 pm

Permalink | Author Profile

Is it just me who finds the media coverage of the arrest of Robert Alan Soloway, the so called spam king, really rather depressing. On the whole it has been sensationalist and tabloid, accepting verbatim the US Attorney claims that he is one of the

12345
Not yet rated
Loading ... Loading ...

Previous Post | Next Post

 
 
Comments
This article has no comments yet.

Make a comment

* required

* required

We stop spam using reCaptcha.
Type the words below and click Submit Comment.

   
Tag cloud

biometrics outsourcing Gateway hubdub patent Nexus Software Cisco memory iPhone 3GS management data protection worker web BSI Energy Hack payment server games second life service Education Microchip USA IT scareware economics millions poll web 2.0 prison ISP nightmare Obama Noro Press SSL Amazon mail Apple Opinion tax Olympics Harry Potter workplace Conference Addiction cloud Web Development size Top 10 documentation spending Europe IBM Government ASUS Paris Hilton gaming SMS Windows Phone 7 Series parental control hypervisor ID Theft iPod YouTube Programming betting Android stupidity information Game Firefox Scotland XP Vista Banned e-commerce digitise chips office disclosure Jesus Phone RATM remote dumb Yahoo Meh Netbook Gadget black hat home transactional security OCR DNS Palm Johnny Depp VeriSign Acer trust Military productivity survey Death museum Performance computing phishing virtualisation Psychic MSN gadgets universe Digital Footprint Digg development technology scan science Experiment Kaspersky BOFH Internet Explorer RAM virtual world Developers hacker broadband fool news HPC Mobile Phone EU fraud Porn Russia China family Mars Space work Study malware monetisation computing books Kill Switch ROFL Bill Gates green Palm Pre Trojan Google Sex hardware archiving Intel President man-in-the-middle credit card fraud law banking services ISPA patch management security politics Advertising Eee PC Voice Retail Review Browser Steve Jobs credit crunch Eee copyright Geeks Rumour rootkits privacy network stupid encryption Jobs teleworking football Media FBI Architecture staffing printing earth hour graphics mobile e crime policy console theft IDC Blogging Texas Instruments Windows 7 admin MiniBook innovation Google Earth Psion Gartner Madness Video Supercomputer iPhone environment Kin Notebooks Enterprise VPN symantec open source Army fake adware global Funny HP MessageLabs virtual machine Pirate migration Election wifi Research Recall banks Flash Business Linux The Federation Kindle carbon copy Microsoft Mafia email Zango Browsers Trousers eBook Application McKinnon avatar Windows fun Licensing Silverlight PS3 Mobile Phones scam Health Spotify data School code smartphone snooping terrorism statistics NASA desktop Project payments recession GSM botnet surveys tech Dell Facebook Marketing Rant Guardian Adobe lawsuit xmas virus InfoSec search students ecommerce CAPTCHA MSNBC money hoax spam holidays acquisition Backlash NBC support Nintendo App Store Parenting Children IP GMail computers Employment Steve Ballmer Networks Lotus storage shopping computer iPad OS Ballmer help debian Analysis Internet campaign Sony Big Brother Battery meme Blog iPhone 3G Patents world of warcraft Texting remote working library AMD compromise Music Data Centre Top 500 linkedin VM Apps Michael Jackson App report christmas sick worm Tesco Finjan Deal exploit standards hacking social networking economy Beta Twitter
Advertisement
Advertisement