There is no official definition of spam, yet most people know it when they see it. We consider spam to be advertisements or, more generally, all the e-mails that we do not want to appear in our mailbox. Formally, spam has three defining characteristics: it uses electronic means such as e-mail, is unsolicited, and comes in bulk.
Are We Ready to Face Next-Generation Spam?
Posted December 31, 2005 | Leadership | Leadership |
Don’t have a login?
Make one! It’s free and gives you access to all Cutter research.