(Law) "'Do Not E-Mail" registries expanding
Latest posts | Feed | By Mark Brownlow on February 20, 2006
Oh joy. State-level "do-not-email" registries are spreading in the USA. Even though the FTC and pretty much everyone else say they are counterproductive and a big-time bad idea.
This MediaPost article has the latest info and reports on the legal challenges to the Utah version.
Interesting also to note that a court in Utah has ruled that an old state anti-spam law could not be applied to those out-of-state. Which suggests another reason that these state-based laws may fall if challenged properly.
This MediaPost article has the latest info and reports on the legal challenges to the Utah version.
Interesting also to note that a court in Utah has ruled that an old state anti-spam law could not be applied to those out-of-state. Which suggests another reason that these state-based laws may fall if challenged properly.
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