Re: Edupage, May 23, 2003 (fwd)

Egerki gonderilen mesajin icerigi grup sinirlari kapsaminda ise bunun neresi
spam oluyor? Madem spam ile ilgili oldugunu sizde kabul etmissiniz o halde
spam ile ilgili bi haberin spam listesine gonderilmesi nicin spam olsun? Bu
ayni zamanda baska yerlere de CC'lenmisse o mu spam yapiyor?

Bu listeye ozel bir kopya gonderilseydi spam olmayacak olan  birsey bu
durumda nicin spam oluyor?


Murtaza Ozdemir
www.egruplar.com
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From: "Nilgün Belma Bugüner" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Sunday, May 25, 2003 2:12 PM
Subject: [anti-spam] Re: Edupage, May 23, 2003 (fwd)


>
> Spam ile ilgili haberi spam yaparak göndermezseniz spam olmaz.
> Hiç olmazsa bu listeye özel bir kopya gönderin.
>
>
> Esen kalın,
> Nilgün

>
> Pazar 25 May 2003 21:02 sularında, Mustafa Akgul şunları yazmıştı:
> > > Valla hocam anti-spam listesine de spam yaptınız ya...
> >
> > SPAM'leilgili haberleride  de spam midıyoruz.
> >
> > bu listedeki hemen herkes icin buradayazialnlarin habere
> > oldugunu dusunuyorum.
> >
> > Saygilar
> > Mustafa Akgul




>
>
> >
> > > Cumartesi 24 May 2003 20:48 sularında, Mustafa Akgul şunları yazmıştı:
> > > > *****************************************************
> > > > Edupage is a service of EDUCAUSE, a nonprofit association
> > > > whose mission is to advance higher education by promoting
> > > > the intelligent use of information technology.
> > > > *****************************************************
> > > >
> > > > TOP STORIES FOR FRIDAY, MAY 23, 2003
> > > >   House Moves to Make Internet Tax Ban Permanent
> > > >   New Cybersecurity Position Will Be Part of DHS
> > > >   California Lawmakers Push for Stricter Limits on Spam
> >
> > ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
> >
> > > >   Approval Expected for 802.11g
> > > > AND
> > > >   Changing Tides for Computer Majors
> > > >   Author Files New Suit Alleging Copyright Violations
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > HOUSE MOVES TO MAKE INTERNET TAX BAN PERMANENT
> > > > The U.S. House Judiciary Committee's Subcommittee on Commercial and
> > > > Administrative Law has voted to recommend approval of the Internet
Tax
> > > > Nondiscrimination Act. The law would make permanent the prohibition
on
> > > > Internet-specific taxes, currently covered by a moratorium that will
> > > > expire November 1. The prohibition is not on Internet sales taxes
but
> > > > on Internet access taxes, which 10 states enacted before the
moratorium
> > > > was passed. Those 10 states were grandfathered under the moratorium,
> > > > but the new bill would disallow those taxes. Lawmakers said they
would
> > > > work on issues of helping states collect sales taxes on Internet
> > > > purchases and of ensuring that the ban on taxation applies evenly to
> > > > all forms of Internet access, including DSL, which some states have
> > > > deemed subject to access tax. The bill now goes to the full
Judiciary
> > > > Committee.
> > > > IDG, 22 May 2003
> > > > http://www.idg.net/ic_1317205_9677_1-5041.html
> > > >
> > > > NEW CYBERSECURITY POSITION WILL BE PART OF DHS
> > > > Responding to complaints from the technology industry that the Bush
> > > > administration is not paying enough attention to cybersecurity,
> > > > officials at the White House are expected to announce shortly a new
> > > > position for cybersecurity chief. The new position, however, will
> > > > reside within the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), several
steps
> > > > below Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge. Richard Clarke, former
> > > > cybersecurity advisor to the White House, said, "It won't work. It's
> > > > not a senior enough position." Harris Miller of the Information
> > > > Technology Association of America offered a milder critique, saying
> > > > it's not "mission impossible, it's just a difficult mission" having
> > > > the new position on such a relatively low rung. The new chief of
> > > > cybersecurity will be responsible for enacting the "National
Strategy
> > > > to Secure Cyberspace," which many industry executives have
criticized
> > > > for depending on voluntary compliance.
> > > > Associated Press, 23 May 2003
> > > > http://www.nandotimes.com/technology/story/896692p-6246912c.html
> > > >
> > > > CALIFORNIA LAWMAKERS PUSH FOR STRICTER LIMITS ON SPAM
> > > > The California State Senate this week approved legislation that
would
> > > > create an "opt-in" requirement for e-mail marketers. If passed, the
law
> > > > would require an e-mail marketer to obtain approval to send
promotional
> > > > messages unless it already has a relationship with the recipient.
The
> > > > state currently has an "opt-out" law on the books, which requires
> > > > e-mailers to stop sending messages if users so request. The current
law
> > > > also requires that "ADV" be included in the subject line for
> > > > promotional e-mails. State Sen. Debra Bowen, who had introduced the
> > > > existing law, said she proposed the opt-in bill because the opt-out
> > > > bill has done little to stem the onslaught of spam. The opt-in
measure,
> > > > which now goes to the California Assembly, carries a per-message
fine
> > > > of $500, which can be tripled by a judge if the action is deemed to
be
> > > > in willful and knowing violation of the law.
> > > > CNET, 22 May 2003
> > > > http://news.com.com/2100-1028_3-1009411.html
> > > >
> > > > APPROVAL EXPECTED FOR 802.11G
> > > > The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) has
> > > > approved a final draft of the specification for 802.11g, and the
IEEE
> > > > Standards Board is expected to ratify the new specification in June.
> > > > Although some hardware manufacturers have already released 802.11g
> > > > devices, concerns over interoperability have kept others, including
> > > > Hewlett-Packard and Texas Instruments, from producing 802.11g
hardware
> > > > until the standard is ratified. Capable of transfering data several
> > > > times faster than 802.11b products, 802.11g products are intended to
be
> > > > backward compatible with devices running the older standard.
> > > > Internet News, 22 May 2003
> > > > http://www.internetnews.com/wireless/article.php/2211211
> > > >
> > > > AND
> > > > *****************************************************
> > > >
> > > > CHANGING TIDES FOR COMPUTER MAJORS
> > > > As the technology bubble has burst and most companies have slashed
the
> > > > number of computer programmers they are hiring, so too the numbers
of
> > > > students choosing to major in computer science have dropped
> > > > significantly. The slump in technology has increased the number of
> > > > graduate students, however, as many stay in or return to school to
> > > > avoid the difficult job market. Computer science departments report
> > > > enrollment declines of as much as 40 percent for undergraduates from
> > > > two to three years ago. Officials at some universities noted,
however,
> > > > that even as the numbers of students have gone down, the quality has
> > > > increased. Randal Bryant of Carnegie Mellon said current students in
> > > > computer science programs are "very enthusiastic about computers"
and
> > > > that they "aren't looking to become millionaires by age 25." Some
> > > > expressed concern that the low numbers of undergraduates in such
> > > > programs today will become a significant problem when the demand
picks
> > > > up again.
> > > > New York Times, 22 May 2003 (registration req'd)
> > > > http://www.nytimes.com/2003/05/22/technology/circuits/22comp.html
> > > >
> > > > AUTHOR FILES NEW SUIT ALLEGING COPYRIGHT VIOLATIONS
> > > > Paul Andrew Mitchell, author of "The Federal Zone: Cracking the Code
of
> > > > Internal Revenue," has filed a second lawsuit against more than 100
> > > > defendants--including 20 colleges and universities--over alleged
> > > > copyright infringement. Mitchell had filed an earlier suit against
many
> > > > of the same defendants for failing to prevent the widespread online
> > > > posting of parts of his book, which has developed a strong cult
> > > > following. Mitchell's new case alleges similar copyright violations
as
> > > > well as racketeering and obstruction of justice. The book in
question
> > > > can be purchased from Mitchell's Web site, and Mitchell is seeking
> > > > $5.2 billion in damages. Mitchell is currently appealing the
decision
> > > > to throw out the first suit.
> > > > Chronicle of Higher Education, 23 May 2003 (sub. req'd)
> > > > http://chronicle.com/daily/2003/05/2003052301t.htm
> > > >
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