Free Software Offered to Filter Out Spam

By Nicole Wallace

Mailshell, a San Francisco software company, is working with the nonprofit site TechSoup.org on a campaign to help charities fight unwanted e-mail messages. The effort will culminate in Mailshell's giving copies of its spam-filtering software free to American and Canadian nonprofit organizations that request it on December 15.

In the weeks leading up to the giveaway,...

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