President Bush signed the CAN-SPAM Act into law yesterday. Click here for the White House's Fact Sheet about this legislation which takes effect on 1 January 2004. As noted in one of our earlier items, it could have consequences far outside the law's intended scope.
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Earlier Archives
GIPI Position Papers
- Applying Offline Defamation Laws to the Internet
- Best Practices for Telecom Reform
- Flat Rate vs Per Minute Charges for Dial-up Access
- Internet Governance: A Discussion Document
- Licensing Options for ISPs
- Mass Media Regulation and the Internet
- Policy Framework for Attracting Outsourcing
- Privacy and E-Government
- Re-delegation of ccTLDs
- Regulation of 802.11b Services
- Taxation of E-commerce
- Trust & Security in Cyberspace