Paul Fox, whose e-mail messages were intended to direct traffic toward his pornographic download site, was this week forced by a court order to pay Microsoft 45,000 pounds, or $84,177, for breaching the terms and conditions of its free Hotmail service. Those terms explicitly prohibit the delivery of spam to its customers. I cannot get enough of these stories! $84K may be pennies to Microsoft, but that no doubt sets the spammer back quite a bit. Even with all of the spammer cases seen lately, I personally haven't seen a decline to my inbox of any sort. So, we need more of this... a lot more.

Looks nice but I hope that they allow taggingcategori es and whats with priorities on tasks That is waaaay 90s (40s actually). Read Getting Things Done and find out why prorities are silly.

As some of you know, I recently changed my primary browser from FireFox to Opera. I'm noticing I can't get past the sign in page in Opera. In FireFox, I can get to my inbox, but cannot send or reply to emails. I tried adjusting my site-specific permissions: cookies (I have them set to "accept only from...

The Inbox metaphor may work for those who have a few sites they read, but how does it let me sampleprioritiz e for hundreds or thousands of feeds

Received a notice in my inbox this morning. The prices is going up again from $6.99 to $8.99. There is no compelling reason for me to keep it anymore...

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