Spam Me a River
A new study finds that people are 280 times more likely to click on porn spam than pharma. The analysis by Ciphertrust found click through rates of 5.6% for sex site emails, versus .02% for pharmaceutical spam. In third place were ads for Rolex watches, at 0.0075%,
There you have it folks, irrefutable evidence that porn is stronger than drugs.
Interesting that for such an engrossing story, the NYT uses such a staid graphic, choosing only to blow up the pertinent percentages and slap a picture of a rolex underneath. Perhaps, enveloped in a curtain of propriety, they don't know what porny spam looks like?
"Seems Somebody Is Clicking on That Spam" [NYT] (Thanks to Jpacooney!)
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With the right combination of porn and pharmaceuticals, you can create a new place to wear that Rolex!
(..for at least 3 hours and 59 minutes, after which you should seek medical help...)