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No, Consumers Shouldn’t Always Be in Control
Vanquish Labs plans to introduce software that will let consumers decide when bulk e-mailers should pay
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DMA Addresses Child No-E-mail Registries … Finally … Sort of
From the where-the-heck-have-you-been file comes an article in the Direct Marketing Association
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Verizon Settles Over Spam Blocking
Verizon has settled two class action lawsuits brought by seven people who claimed that in its attempts to block spam, Verizon blocked legitimate e-mail from reaching them.
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Australia Putting ISPs on the Hook for Spam
Australia has decided Internet service providers should shoulder some of the load fighting spam.
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Everyone is Liable for Privacy Policies
RE: What Datran Case Means to You:
As a list broker, I am always most concerned about the validity of the information that I provide to my clients. If I tell a client that a file is DTP or most recent 3-month buyers, or opt in, it
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Australia Putting ISPs on the Hook for Spam
Australia has decided Internet service providers should shoulder some of the load fighting spam.
The country’s Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) last week registered the world’s first legislative code of practice for Internet and email service providers.
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What the Datran Case Means to You: Part Two
The Gratis-Datran-Eliot Spitzer fiasco just gets curiouser and curiouser. And quite frankly, we are perplexed.
Some e-mails obtained exclusively by Magilla Marketing look pretty damning against Gratis and Datran. However, they could also represent a serious waste of taxpayers
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Marketer to Pay $900,000: FTC
An Internet marketer will pay a $900,000 civil penalty for violating the Can-Spam Act, the largest penalty yet for illegal spam, the Federal Trade Commission announced last week.
The FTC alleges that San Francisco-based Jumpstart Technologies LLC, offered free movie tickets to consumers in exchange for the names and e-mail addresses of five or more of their friends.
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