FTC, states still trying to fry spam: spammers remain one step ahead of the law

Article Abstract:

The efforts of Federal Trade Commission and state governments to fight spam such as revising CAN-SPAM and supplementing it with state specific anti-spam laws are discussed. It is emphasized that thus far spammers are winning the anti-spam battle.

Public Administration, State & Local Government, State Government, United States. Federal Trade Commission

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Stomping out spam: groups band together to stop junk e-mail

Article Abstract:

Unwanted commercial e-mail, also known as spam, could cost U.S. corporations more than $10 billion in 2003, according to an estimate by Ferris Research Inc. Lawsuits and legislation, aimed at warding off spam, are described and discussed.

Company legal issue, Cases, Column

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FTC calls CAN-SPAM a success

Article Abstract:

The details of Federal Trade Commission's report on the impact of Controlling the Assault of Non-Solicited Pornography and Marketing Act of 2003, which decreased junk emails, are presented.

Control

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