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Anti-spam email 'caller ID' gets Microsoft backing







Anti-spam email 'caller ID' gets
Microsoft backing

Anti-spam email 'caller ID' gets
Microsoft backing
05/26/2004 04:35 AM

Silicon.com May 26 2004 8:48AM GMT




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sent back for revisions


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(NewsFactor)
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NewsFactor - Microsoft (Nasdaq: MSFT) has adopted anti-spam whitelist technology designed to distinguish desired mass e-mailings from unwanted spam. The company will use software from IronPort Systems to combat spam on its MSN and Hotmail e-mail services.

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