The CAN-SPAM Act provides only a limited private right of action -- only qualified "Internet access providers" can bring actions against violators of the act. Attorneys Richard Raysman and Peter Brown ...
They've been sued, outlawed and blacklisted. But spammers continue to thrive. Part of the reason, attorneys and consumer advocates say, is that efforts to block unsolicited bulk e-mail have been too ...
More than eight months after the start date of CAN-SPAM legislation designed to tackle the proliferation of junk e-mail, confusion about the law reigns among both advertisers and consumers and ...
After spammer Leo Kuvayev was fined $37 million last week for violating the federal CAN-SPAM Act by regularly sending unsolicited commercial emails to consumers, critics of the 2003 law say the ...
Most local and national Internet service providers and users say they haven't seen much of a decrease in the number of junk e-mails hitting their inboxes, maintaining that the new federal anti-spam ...
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