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Skype Spam
The latest form of spam to grace the web sees spammers sending unsolicited messages to new Skype accounts.
Microsoft shooting 'phish' with both barrels
Microsoft claim victory for their forthcoming browser in the war against 'phishing'.
Nine years in prison for spam abuse
Is nine years in prison a justifiable term for email spam abuse?
Google gets shirty at checkout...
Google continued its time-honoured tradition of giving away free stuff as incentives for using its new services last week, as Google offered users of their online payment product, Google Checkout, a free T-shirt with purchases of over $20.
Google's Master plan...the Google Mastercard?
For the last few years we have become used to murmurs and rumours about Google's intentions to enter the online payments market. Fanning the flames is Google's purchase of an intriguing domain name...
Click measurement working group formed to tackle PPC fraud
The IAB and MRC announced on Wednesday the 2nd of August that they are forming a 'Click Measurement Working Group' to help tackle the growing problem of PPC fraud.
Clicking the trigger on fraud
Bigmouthmedia puts the spotlight on click fraud and just what exactly is to be done about it.
'Invalid Clicks' reports now available in AdWords
Google now allows reports to be run in the AdWords interface which reveal the amount of invalid click activity in advertising accounts.
Internet gambling could be running out of luck
The US takes action on the internet gambling big guns.
Microsoft announces plans to promote competition
Microsoft General Counsel, Brad Smith, has announced plans for the future of Windows starting with Windows Vista, the Windows XP upgrade due for imminent release.
