Spam From ISI?

No, not USC's Information Sciences Institute, where I used to work, but the other ISI. Did I sign up for this, or are they actually spamming people?

From:  ISI Research 
Reply-To:  ISI Research 
To:  R Van Meter 
Subject:  Breaking news for publishing authors
Date:  Wed, 16 Jan 2008 01:43:16 -0500 (15:43 JST)




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Anybody got George Kowal's address? ISI should be a better company than that...