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Monday, November 24, 2003
 


NYT article about IronPort, which is playing both sides of the spam game.

This reminds me of what an exec at a major DRM firm said to me not so long ago: it doesn't matter if consumers hate it, or if the media industry loves it . The only thing that really matters is that DRM never really works - so money keeps being poured into it. That holds true for IronPort and spam as well - at least in the short term, because this kind of exploitative strategy leaves you open to massive disruption.

-- umair // 8:40 AM //


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