Latest posts | Feed | By Mark Brownlow on March 17, 2005
Do you really know what spam is?
This survey of people's understanding of what is spam is another reminder about separating permission issues as defined by law from permission issues as defined by recipients. For example, 7.7% of those surveyed define spam as any email they don't want. There's a challenge to be relevant if ever there was one.
This survey of people's understanding of what is spam is another reminder about separating permission issues as defined by law from permission issues as defined by recipients. For example, 7.7% of those surveyed define spam as any email they don't want. There's a challenge to be relevant if ever there was one.
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