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Software marketer PTC is seeing an uptick in revenue and customer interaction thanks to an e-newsletter program for its resellers created by IMN.

The Federal Trade Commission Thursday announced settlements with four operations it accused of sending illegal spam e-mail.

A federal judge in Atlanta has awarded EarthLink an $11 million judgment against Nevada Internet marketing company KSTM, LLC for allegedly sending unsolicited e-mail violating the Can Spam Act through EarthLink's servers, the Internet service provider said Wednesday.

Accord Holdings Ltd has acquired online marketing systems developer Netizen.

If the first charges brought under Michigan's so-called child-protection do-not-e-mail law are any indication, the state is casting a far wider net than Utah.

While most consumers have encountered default image suppression in their e-mail boxes, most also know how to turn them on and will do so in e-mail from senders they know and trust, according to a survey released yesterday by e-mail service provider Epsilon Interactive.

If the first charges brought under Michigan

Proving that Utah and Michigan don’t have a monopoly on wacky lawmakers, New Zealand’s commerce select committee has recommended changing the country’s anti-spam bill so its citizens can send unsolicited e-mail and need not stop even if asked by the recipient to do so, as long as the messages are non-commercial, according to a story…

Poland has added an anti-spam provision in a draft amendment to its telecommunications law, according to TMCnet. The new regulation would make spamming—which the report did not define—a crime punishable by a fine of up to $32,000.

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