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Larry Seltzer

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Phish-Proofing URLs in Email?

So, Who Really Did Invent the Internet?

We Hate Spam Except, Of Course, When It's Inconvenient to Do So

Verisign Gets .COM Forever, But ICANN Gets a Lobbyist

What's Wrong with Domain Names?

How Bad is Goodmail?

The Future of Some Email May Not Use Email

How Domain Name Traffic Testing/Tasting Works

Conflict of Opinion

Nation of Cameroon Typo-Squats the Entire .com Space

Huge Increase in Spam in October Email

The Closing Window: A Historical Analysis of Domain Tasting

IP Address Intelligence Burdening Content Providers with Regional Laws?

CAN SPAM Applies Even Within a Single Provider

Spam About to Get Worst, Says Former Spammer in New Book

ICANN Wants to Update Its Domain Name Registrar Accreditation Process

Study Says Email Has Surpassed Telephony as Corporate Communication Tool

ICANN Investigating "Domain Name Front Running"

WHOIS Redux: Demand Privacy in Domain Name Registration

ICANN: WHOIS Back to Rathole #0

Network Solutions Responds to Front Running Accusations

North Dakota Judge Gets it Wrong

Microsoft's Offer to Buy Yahoo: An Anti-Spam Point of View

IP Addresses and Personally Identifiable Information

ICANN GNSO Votes to Kill Domain Tasting

Spam Turns 30

Proposal for .sport, a New Top-Level Domain

Largest Synchronized Internet Security Effort Underway to Patch Newly Found DNS Bug

Google Talks About Owning Your Internet Connection

Google's Cerf Offers Alternate Strategy to Metered Broadband Billing

Evidence that Georgia Cyberattacks Were "Populist" in Nature

Studies Indicate 29% of Internet Users Buying Goods from Spam Emails

Comcast's Network Management Practices: A Brief Analysis

The Root of All Email

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