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(Law) State E-Mail Taxes Begin to Bite
Brian Livingston follows-up his previous article on new email marketing laws in Michigan and Utah with a further assault on the underlying premise of the legislation.
As well as reinforcing his earlier criticisms, he also highlights the likely (high) costs to legitimate email marketers and reports on a teleseminar held on the topic by the Institute for Spam and Internet Public Policy.
Since the potential financial burden involved with compliance is so high, I'm sure we'll hear much more on this.
Brian Livingston follows-up his previous article on new email marketing laws in Michigan and Utah with a further assault on the underlying premise of the legislation.
As well as reinforcing his earlier criticisms, he also highlights the likely (high) costs to legitimate email marketers and reports on a teleseminar held on the topic by the Institute for Spam and Internet Public Policy.
Since the potential financial burden involved with compliance is so high, I'm sure we'll hear much more on this.
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