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245 10 $aSpam :$ba shadow history of the Internet /$cFinn Brunton.
264 1 $aCambridge, Massachusetts :$bThe MIT Press,$c[2013]
300 $axxiii, 270 pages ;$c24 cm.
490 1 $aInfrastructures series
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
505 00 $tAcknowledgments --$tIntroduction: The Shadow History of the Internet --$tPrelude: The Global Spam Machine --$tThe Technological Drama of Spam, Community, and Attention --$tThe Three Epochs of Spam --$g1.$tReady for Next Message: 1971-1994 --$tSpam and the Invention of Online Community --$tGalapagos --$tThe Supercommunity and the Reactive Public --$tRoyalists, Anarchists, Parliamentarians, Technolibertarians --$tThe Wizards --$tIn the Clean Room: Trust and Protocols --$tInterrupting the Polylogue --$tThe Charivari --$tComplex Primitives: The Usenet Community, Spam, and Newbies --$tShaming and Flaming: Antispam, Vigilantism, and the Charivari --$tFor Free Information Via Email --$tThe Year September Never Ended: Framing Spam's Advent --$tThis Vulnerable Medium: The Green Card Lottery --$g2.$tMake Money Fast: 1995-2003 --$tIntroduction: The First Ten Moves --$tThe Entrepreneurs --$tLet's Get Brutal: Premier Services and the Infrastructure of Spam --$tBuilding Antispam --$tThe Cancelbot Wars --$tSpam and Its Metaphors --$tThe Charivari in Power: Nanae --$tYou Know the Situation in Africa: Nigeria and 419 --$tThe Art of Misdirection --$tRobot-Readability --$tThe Coevolution of Search and Spam --$g3.$tThe Victim Cloud: 2003-20 10 --$tFiltering: Scientists and Hackers --$tMaking Spam Scientific, Part I --$tMaking Spam Hackable --$tPoisoning: The Reinvention of Spam --$tInventing Litspam --$tThe New Suckers --$t"New Twist in Affect": Splogging, Content Farms, and Social Spam --$tThe Popular Vote --$tThe Quantified Audience --$tIn Your Own Words: Spamming and Human-Machine Collaborations --$tThe Botnets --$tThe Marketplace --$tInside the Library of Babel: The Storm Worm --$tSurveying Storm: Making Spam Scientific, Part II --$tThe Overload: Militarizing Spam --$tCriminal Infrastructure --$tConclusion --$tThe Use of Information Technology Infrastructure … --$t… To Exploit Existing Aggregation of Human Attention --$tNotes --$tBibliography --$tIndex
650 0 $aSpam (Electronic mail)$xHistory.
830 0 $aInfrastructures series.
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