Karl Auerbach notes that cows infected with mad cow disease enjoy greater privacy protection than people who register domain names.

I told you we were on the wrong side of the cow.

CircleID reports that spam now represents 70%-85% of all email. That sounds very low to me — those numbers must be based upon email that is actually delivered (i.e., they don’t include spam that is blocked successfully).

Last year the FTC rejected my suggestion that it permit domain-wide opt-out in a national Do Not E-Mail Registry … but the FCC has now done precisely that in its registry of Wireless Domain Names.