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Spam Kings

by Brian S McWilliams

September 2014

Beginner

372 pages

8h 50m

English

O'Reilly Media, Inc.

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Birth of a Spam KingThe Education of an Anti-SpammerHo, Ho, Ho, the Nazis Didn’t ShowSpamford Meets Hacker-X
Hawke Mails the Web ManualShiksaa, the Spammer TrackerShiksaa Plays PeacemakerHawke’s Publishing Company in a Box
Shiksaa Meets the Cyanide IdiotHawke Concedes to an AntiA Date with a Spam QueenBubba Catts and the Crank Callers
Spamhaus Takes on Sue You NetShiksaa and the Pink ContractsMad Pierre’s Homage to Shiksaa
Tracking Empire TowersTerri TickleDescends on NanaeHawke Rips Off Dr. FatburnDavid D’Amato, the Titanic Spammer
Nanae Battles over Block ListsHawke Takes on an Apprentice9/11Hawke Tutors Bournival
Shiksaa Meets Scott RichterHawke Goes Home to Rhode IslandHoffman Catches Tom Cowles

Amazing Internet ProductsFighting Dr. Fatburn
The Shiksaa ShakedownPatricia’s Graveyard GambitCreampie Productions
The Pinacle Partnership ProgramRise of the Spam ZombiesJason Vale Held in ContemptThe Time-Travel SpammerKaren Hoffmann, Sock PuppetRichter Unravels
CAN-SPAMShiksaa Hangs Up Her LARTThe Phoenix CompanyAOL v. Davis Hawke et al.The Gingerbread Man

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About the Author

Brian McWilliams has been reporting on business and technology issues for over twenty years. His articles have appeared in online publications such as Wired.com and Salon.com as well as in magazines including PC World, Computerworld, InformationWeek, CFO, Across the Board, and Inc. McWilliams gained international attention in 2002 when he wrote about the contents of Saddam Hussein's email inbox.