Senate hearing: give CAN-SPAM time to work

Article Abstract:

The Senate Commerce Committee's investigate the progress of CAN-SPAM Act, which focused on law enforcements efforts and industry moves to address the Spam problem through e-mail authentication systems. It is discussed that CAN-SPAM gives enforcement powers to Internet service providers, state attorney general and the Federal Trade Commission.

Legislative Bodies, Advertising, US Senate, Marketing industry, United States. Congress. Senate

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AOL claims a spam breakthrough in '04

Article Abstract:

The spam statistics of America OnLine, which fell from 11 million hits to 2.2 million hits depicting the spam controlling strategy of firm, are presented. The success is ascribed to spam filtering technology and anti spam laws.

On-Line Information Services, Videotex & Teletext, Labor Distribution by Employer, Usage, Online services, America Online Inc., Statistics, Technology application, Online information services, Control, Information services, Online information service, Email filtering software

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Bush Signs CAN-Spam Act

Article Abstract:

Controlling the Assault of Non-Solicited Pornography and Marketing Act of 2003 is a single federal statute to regulate email.

Public affairs, Political activity, Bush, George W.

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