Spam papers available

Organizers of the 2006 Spam Conference encourage you to get reading.

Papers and slides from the 2006 Spam Conference held at the end of March are now available online. The organizers recommend that the papers are downloaded, burned to a CD-ROM and even suggest that you deposit a copy in your local academic library. Webcasts of the conference are also available at http://spamconference.org/.

01 May 2006

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