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...many lyrics were preserved between “Lump” and “Gump,” it’s hard to believe the band didn’t record their song solely to make Al’s job easy. 2. “Spam??—Parody of “Stand” by R.E.M. There are many songs I don’t like, but there are only two songs that actually make me physically nauseous when I hear them: Maroon 5’s “This Love...
...practice catches on nationally and every time someone makes a phone call, ten seconds of their life are knowingly forgone. Like the barrage of unsolicited messages sent to personal e-mail accounts, these advertisements are not easily avoidable. At what point do such ads become synonymous with spam??whose seemingly small inconveniences cost U.S. organizations upwards of $10 billion each year...
...says, and caused a small stir. When Wallace was suspended from Facebook for what he said he guessed was copyright infringement, a Facebook group was quickly created to beg for his readmittance to the community. (Wallace says it turned out that his banishment was due to “spam??—sending out too many identical invitations to join MissFacebook.) In spite of being a Harvard creation, the site has yet to make waves on campus. Katherine M. Bringsjord ’09, currently one of the only Harvard representatives, is in ninth place in overall...
...their millions of subscribers. Verizon, among others, has proposed charging tariffs on sites like Google and Amazon since these sites use a lot of Verizon’s bandwidth for their own profit.And early in February, Yahoo and AOL announced—ostensibly to protect their users from spam??that they would start offering an inexpensive (half a cent or so per message) exemption from spam filtering. The idea is that individual senders like you or me would happily pay the dollar per week that sending mail would cost us, while the purveyors of Cialis would have...
...Avatar, which advertised a “hormone product” to hundreds of thousands of unwitting consumers, has been prosecuted under its auspices, on the grounds that, according to the Federal Trade Comission, their product is effectively worthless. The name of the bill? The “CAN-SPAM?? Act. Surely Hormel isn’t particularly pleased with the word play...