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| Blog Name: | EmailKarma.net |
| Url: | http://www.EmailKarma.net |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | Marketing, Email, Online |
| Description: | Email Marketing News and Best practices |
| Popularity: | 25 Followers |
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Links for 2009-11-26 [del.icio.us]
Protecting You From Spam, One Message at a Time | Yahoo! Mail Blog Yahoo Talks about the evolution of spam and how they are dealing with it. AOL EWL: low complaints no longer enough | Word to the Wise Word to the Wise talks about Changes to AOL's Enhanced White list. Spam is a Perception - Chris Brogan Mainstream Spam still a problem... Quote: I just unsubscribed to another six email mar
Protecting You From Spam, One Message at a Time | Yahoo! Mail Blog Yahoo Talks about the evolution of spam and how they are dealing with it. AOL EWL: low complaints no longer enough | Word to the Wise Word to the Wise talks about Changes to AOL's Enhanced White list. Spam is a Perception - Chris Brogan Mainstream Spam still a problem... Quote: I just unsubscribed to another six email mar
Q&A: Permission and the Electronic Commerce Protection Act
I received a great question about the Electronic Commerce Protection Act (Bill C-27) currently working it's way through the Canadian Parliament. Q: What does this mean for US companies which have Canadians on their list? It looks like the ECPA (pronounced Eck-Pa) has a slightly more rigid permission rule than CAN SPAM (implied consent is not exactly opt out). So if I have Canadians on my file, and don’t have ZIP or Country, will I have to re-permission or collect more data (e.g.: Country) to be in compliance? A: Like most
I received a great question about the Electronic Commerce Protection Act (Bill C-27) currently working it's way through the Canadian Parliament. Q: What does this mean for US companies which have Canadians on their list? It looks like the ECPA (pronounced Eck-Pa) has a slightly more rigid permission rule than CAN SPAM (implied consent is not exactly opt out). So if I have Canadians on my file, and don’t have ZIP or Country, will I have to re-permission or collect more data (e.g.: Country) to be in compliance? A: Like most
Twas the month before Christmas | a poem
My good buddy Rick Buck sent this over yesterday and it was so funny I had to share (with permission of course).‘Twas the month before Christmas, when all through the land,marketers were scheming to hit year-end plans.Their e
My good buddy Rick Buck sent this over yesterday and it was so funny I had to share (with permission of course).‘Twas the month before Christmas, when all through the land,marketers were scheming to hit year-end plans.Their e
Links for 2009-11-15 [del.icio.us]
Anti-spam bill by end of year || Dalhousie Gazette Quote: “We have been pushing for this law for almost a decade,” said Neil Schwartzman, executive director for the Coalition Against Unsolicited Commercial E-mail, a continent-wide, volunteer-based consumer advocacy organization.
Anti-spam bill by end of year || Dalhousie Gazette Quote: “We have been pushing for this law for almost a decade,” said Neil Schwartzman, executive director for the Coalition Against Unsolicited Commercial E-mail, a continent-wide, volunteer-based consumer advocacy organization.
Links for 2009-11-10 [del.icio.us]
ACMA accepts undertakings after Spam Act investigation into Coca-Cola SMS marketing | ACMA The Australian Communications and Media Authority has accepted enforceable undertakings from three companies—Vodafone Hutchison Australia Pty Limited (VHA), New Dialogue Pty Ltd (New Dialogue), Big Mobile Pty Ltd (Big Mobile)—and issued a formal warning to Coca-Cola South Pacific Pty Ltd (CCSP) after investigating alleged breaches of the Spam Act 2003 arising from a marketing campaign that promoted certain Coca-Cola products through SMS. Texas Attor
ACMA accepts undertakings after Spam Act investigation into Coca-Cola SMS marketing | ACMA The Australian Communications and Media Authority has accepted enforceable undertakings from three companies—Vodafone Hutchison Australia Pty Limited (VHA), New Dialogue Pty Ltd (New Dialogue), Big Mobile Pty Ltd (Big Mobile)—and issued a formal warning to Coca-Cola South Pacific Pty Ltd (CCSP) after investigating alleged breaches of the Spam Act 2003 arising from a marketing campaign that promoted certain Coca-Cola products through SMS. Texas Attor
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