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a canned meat made largely from pork

unwanted e-mail (usually of a commercial nature sent out in bulk)

send unwanted or junk e-mail

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The researchers hypothesise this to be "because people on Facebook have established expectations for content that should come from friends, and spam often does not fit these expectations".
However, the researchers also discovered that spam reshared by friends was more likely to be clicked than spam reshared by friends of friends or Pages.
WASHINGTON: This week, the world will mark an anniversary that has changed the face -- and other anatomical regions -- of email inboxes everywhere: the first known spam email was sent 30 years ago on Saturday.
But the message sent on May 3, 1978 by a marketer for the now defunct DEC computer company to around 400 people on the west coast of the United States wasn t called spam, and the sender dispatched it without ill intent.
Spam Monitor's step-by-step Wizard automatically configures your PC with the safest anti-spam settings.
As ComputerWire went to press Friday, the US Congress appeared ready to pass a bill that criminalizes the sending of fraudulent spam and creates guidelines that will allow direct marketers to continue to spam legally.
The junk mail of cyberspace, known derisively as "spam," is increasingly clogging the e-mail boxes of the Internet's most active users.
Top 20 Terms of Spam Mail Term Frequency Term Frequency Widthd 1272 Can 624 Font 1190 free 554 Email 1038 facearial 538 Table 995 div 536 Will 904 please 495 Sized 878 facearial 451 helvetica 830 height 432 Width 757 html 431 sanserif 725 arial 426 size 686 faceverdana 393 Table 2.
The nature of email SPAM, its definition based on email users' opinions, its volume and its types in different regions of Saudi Arabia.
Sophos' new Dirty Dozen list of spamming countries shows that more than half of all spam messages originate in Asia with South Korea increasingly becoming a hot spot.
The amount of spam received over the Christmas period in the UK, as a percentage of all e-mail, fell from 74% in August 2005, to 57% according to Ipswitch, a developer of network management, messaging and file transfer solutions.
Stopping, or at least identifying, spam at the mail server has become critical for campus computing because once it has been distributed to users, the cleanup chore is widespread.
Nucleus found that the average employee receives about 13 spam e-mails per day, which translates into six and a half minutes lost each and every day.
Among the cyber attacks performed using botnets, email spam is considered the most useful, as it carries a relatively low risk of detection, and requires a little complexity in design and implementation [3][4].
By Mark Piesing/London There are more than 100bn spam e-mails sent every day and most of them seem to end up in my junk e-mail.