Viagra
RSS ViagraYour Message on the Move: An Introduction to Mobile Marketing and Mobile Advertising
White Paper Suddenly, the mailboxes were all inundated with Viagra, Asian girls, and mysterious personal letters from princes in Nigeria. Remember when e-mail marketing was all the rage? It was marketing at its best. [22 Apr 2009]
UK spam mountain just got bigger
News There are now more fraud emails rather than just spam offering you Viagra. The amount of spam stuffed into UK inboxes has quadrupled over the past three months, according to figures from an anti-spam company. [12 Aug 2008]
Filtering's ding-dong fight with malicious spam
Comment As outlined in the first article of this special report there are millions of infected computers forming botnets, whose primary purpose is to spew out countless messages urging us to buy Viagra, or providing the latest... [10 Dec 2007]
Offshoring, ageism and image blamed for tech skills crisis
News Ian Paterson, a consultant, said: "IT has never been sexy but it needs a good dose of Viagra to get anyone's attention these days. The increased use of offshore IT, ageism and the 'geeky' image of the technology industry... [11 May 2007]
Leader: The drugs don't work
Leader Individuals are clearly able to side-step their GPs and the health service in obtaining everything from Viagra and diet pills to steroids, pain killers and anti-depressants. There have been several media reports today... [11 Aug 2006]
Google exec queries Berners-Lee's semantic web
News We deal every day with people who try to rank higher in the results and then try to sell someone Viagra when that's not what they are looking for. A Google executive challenged internet pioneer Tim Berners-Lee on his... [19 Jul 2006]
Peter Cochrane's Blog: Viagra for the brain
Comment Will we see students sitting two types of exams - with and without Viagra for the brain? Viagra for the brain' may make you sharp, enhance your memory, keep you focused and dedicated but it will do... [20 Jun 2006]
No RFID mandate for US drugs - yet
News Some US drug companies have already jumped the gun and initiated their own rollouts of RFID to track and trace their products, most notably Pfizer, maker of Viagra. The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has stopped... [14 Jun 2006]
Healthcare RFID to track blood
News Pfizer announced earlier this year it intends to adopt the technology to beat fake Viagra makers. The Klinikum Saarbruecken in Germany, which launched a landmark RFID pilot last year to identify patients, is now adding... [20 Feb 2006]
Leader: Playing sheriff of the wild, wild web
Leader Websites hosted in China offering fake Viagra pills to people in the UK, for instance, won't be scared off by this approach. New government plans to crack down on fraudsters show just how restricted individual countries... [02 Feb 2006]
RFID coming to Viagra, says Pfizer
News Pfizer, the maker of Viagra, is using technology to fight back against drugs counterfeiters. The company began on 15 December to affix RFID tags to all US shipments of Viagra in an effort to detect... [09 Jan 2006]
Criminal IT: On Google and googling
Comment And equally - as the owners of Viagra discovered with spam - things which undermine the reputation of the generic equally undermine the reputation of the brand itself. All most companies want is for their brands to... [21 Sep 2005]
Leader: UK soft on spam
Leader Unsurprisingly, this is having little effect and spammers continue to rake in the cash from Viagra, porn and fraudulent mortgage emails. The UK government is embarrassingly soft on spammers. By its own admission, the... [11 Aug 2005]
Stock scam spam: Going up
News Medications, including unbranded versions of Viagra, accounted for 40 per cent of all spam traffic, the study said. The volume of stock scam spam has risen, posing a new threat to investors, warns a new study from... [05 Aug 2005]
Virus alert: Sober spreads hate mail
News Spam has been traditionally regarded as annoying messages that promote Viagra, porn and low cost mortgages… But for the past year we have seen a trend in which worm authors are using spam not to hawk goods, but as a tool... [16 May 2005]
