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« On the web, | Home | Teach your Granny. » December 01, 2003Can the 'Can-Spam' Act work? The New York Times casts doubt on the effectiveness of the US's recently up-dated 'Can-Spam' Act, although bill sponsor, New York Senator Charles Schumer promises that the bill will mean that "if you're a spammer, you could wind up in the slammer." The senator also calls for an international approach, with spammers pursued with the same vigour as drug dealers or money launderersMeanwhile, the Australian Government's Spam Bill is expected to face a set-back tonight, before being passed later this week.
Claire Regan @ December 1, 2003 03:03 PM | TrackBack
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