The first inbox conference, held earlier this month in San Jose, Calif., was supposed to be about "everything e-mail" but was instead dominated by everything spam. A highlight of the show, which was attended by about 200 e-mail vendors, experts and enterprise e-mail administrators, was the pending submission of Microsoft Corp.'s Caller ID technology, the first step in the company's CSRI (Coordinated Spam Reduction Initiative) framework. Also - noteworthy was the news that Meng Wong, author of the Sender Policy Framework, is expected to formally submit the domain authentication scheme to the Internet Engineering Task Force this month.
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