An international group of telecom providers, Internet service providers and software companies plan to fom a coalition aimed at eradicating spam.
A group of international telecom providers, Internet service providers and software companies plan to form a “neighborhood watch” to oust junk e-mail from their collective networks, in what is the latest industry coalition bent on eradicating spam.
Telecoms and ISPs including Bell Canada, Bell South, Cox, Internet Initiative Japan and IIJ America, along with messaging software company OpenWave Systems, which is leading the initiative, will formally announce their antispam working group Wednesday.
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