CASL Loophole?
In looking at the new regulatory framework for CASL which was just released late on Tuesday of last week by [acp title=”CASL81000-2-175 (SOR/DORS)” author=”Industry Canada” media=”website”
Mickey
9 December 2013
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In looking at the new regulatory framework for CASL which was just released late on Tuesday of last week by [acp title=”CASL81000-2-175 (SOR/DORS)” author=”Industry Canada” media=”website”
Lots of folks have been talking recently about a September [acp author=”Federal Court” title=”Judgment of the First Civil Senate of 12.09.2013 – I ZR 208/12″
I unsubscribed from a mailing list recently. When I did, I was confronted with the following message: We’re sorry to see you go. You should
Lots of time and space has been dedicated to an examination of Canada’s new anti-spam law. And we have been watching it too. For a
One of the first things I learned when I became a legal assistant is that there are rarely any pat answers. A blanket assertion is
An interesting question comes in today: “Is it required by law to unsubscribe feedback loop complaints received by senders?” And I call it interesting because
An interesting question came across my desk this morning. Here’s the request from someone we’ll call “Joe”: I need some help understanding CAN-SPAM requirements. I
The 9th Circuit opinion in USA v. Kilbride1 has been released. This is primarily an obscenity case against the defendants for sending pornographic spam email.
The 9th Circuit opinion in [acp author=”9th Circuit Court of Appeals” url=”http://scholar.google.com/scholar_case?q=us+v+kilbride&hl=en&as_sdt=6,44&case=17927549797826193178&scilh=0″ title=”USA v. Kilbride” year=”2009″ month=”October” day=”28″ media=”website” publisher=”Google Scholar”]{title}, (9th Cir., {year})[/acp] has
Today, we have another guest blog from the Coalition Against Unsolicited Commercial Email (CAUCE). Last night, Neil Schwartzman, CAUCE’s Executive Director, sent me the following