Afilias, an international registrar, has announced that it will step up the policing of .info domains after a recent report suggested that as many as 12% of .info domains are used for 'abusive behavior' including SPAM, phishing, and other nuisances.

Some tech savvy adult entertainment marketers have keyed in on a way to spam mobile phone users through the use of SMS messages that advertise nude pictures and more.

Google has just released an index of search results from 2001 to show how far their services have come in the past 7 years.

The Federal Trade Commission has won a victory over one of the largest international spam operations in the world, when it won an injunction last week to shut down HerbalKing. Among other transgressions cited in the case, HerbalKing is charged with spamming, false advertising, and unlawful operation of a pharmacy for its tactics of advertising 'natural' sexual enhancement drugs.

This post, presented in a forum, asks why gambling and adult sites spam on forums, given that fact that there is an overabundance of these services online.

Panda Labs has released a report indicating that over 30 Million people have fallen prey to phony anti-virus programs that claim to fix people's computers only to infect them with malware often used to steal personal information or display pop-up advertising.

If you're planning to invest your time and money into developing an adult webmaster network, here's a few tips on what NOT to do in building your online empire. This is a great overview for anyone new to adult webmastering, and provides a handy review for those who just want to keep their skills sharp.

CAN-SPAM was initially implemented as a deterrent to attempt to curb the annoying business tactics employed by over-zealous email marketing campaigners.

While reports circulate that social networking sites have outpaced porn in terms of popularity, there is some evidence that shows that porn’s marketing strategies may be responsible for social networking’s apparent popularity. This appears to be the case with Twitter, where it seems that adult websites may be spamming Twitterers in order to drive traffic to their adult content offerings.

Spandexing has been a popular tactic employed by many adult webmasters, and refers to the practice of setting up web pages that garner top search engine listings for popularly searched keywords, yet contain no substantial information about the topic keywords themselves.