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Junk email or spam is rapidly choking off email as a reliable and efficient means of communication over the Internet … postage for email causes senders to be more selective and to send fewer messages. However, the recipients did not use the … addressing the problem of spam, but that their design needs more work …
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placements (28.6%) and newsletter subscriptions (1.4%), (2) the proportions of spam relating to the email addresses' top … relationship. (5) Only 1.54% of the spam emails showed an interrelation between the topic of the spam email and that of the …Email communication is encumbered with a mass of email messages which their recipients have neither requested nor …
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mainly heuristic, anti-spam measures in place. A formal framework, within which the existing delivery routes that a spam e-mail … methodology and pave the way for new, holistic anti-spam measures.This paper presents a model of the Internet e-mail …Spam e-mails have become a serious technological and economic problem. Up to now, by deploying complementary anti-spam …
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Competition authorities in foreign jurisdictions have recently adopted or are considering guidelines on applying competition law to intellectual property rights (IPR). A common concern that certain exercises of IPR can restrict competition underlies IPR provisions that would enable competition...
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Although recent international broadband penetration rankings have Congress concerned about U.S. broadband policy, these statistics should not play a large role in forming U.S. broadband policy, as they fail to take into account geographic factors, demographic factors and consumer preferences...
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In November 2000, Vodaphone (then J-Phone) introduced the world's first camera phone made by Sharp. It was an instant hit with Japanese youth. At the time, Vodaphone was Japan's number three service provider trailing the market leader DoCoMo, run by NTT, and the second place service provider au,...
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Recently, Professor Tim Wu recommended subjecting the U.S. mobile wireless industry to Carterfone type regulation governing attachment of devices to the network, and others have sought such "open" access regulation also for suppliers of software applications. Carterfone was applied to a...
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This study examines the impacts of reforms - privatization, new entry and independent regulatory authority - on mobile network penetration and expansion using a new and hitherto unused panel dataset for 30 national mobile markets (i.e. 29 OECD countries and China) over the time period 1991-2006...
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The Federal Communications Commission should refrain from regulating technical standards in the cable industry. Among two competing proposals currently before the FCC concerning ways the FCC can facilitate development of two-way cable services, such as pay-per-view and video-on-demand, one...
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