Shuman Ghosemajumder works for Google in Mountain View, CA. He was previously a strategy consultant with IBM and McKinsey & Company, and was co-founder and CEO of Anadas, a new media software design firm. He began his career as a software developer at Groupware Corporation.
A graduate of the MIT Sloan School of Management, he is an internationally published author and an award-winning speaker. He has made many appearances on television, spoken at industry conferences, and guest lectured at Columbia, NYU, Ivey, and other institutions. He also helped launch The Canadian Lyceum of Greece.
He resides with his wife, in Silicon Valley.
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To paraphrase an old Klingon proverb, there can be no spam solution, so long as e-mail is free. Yahoo has unveiled plans to launch its Domain Keys software as an open-source toolkit in 2004. The intent is to allow developers of major e-mail systems to integrate Yahoo's public/private key authentication system into their own software and thus create momentum for a standard whose raison d'etre is identify verification. This is a commendable effort, but a closer look reveals that it will not only not stop the spam problem, it may have almost no effect at all. more
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