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Five countries send 99 per cent of spam
News Commtouch analysed hundreds of millions of unsolicited emails and said about 55 per cent of spam messages originated in the US, while slightly more than 73 per cent of them referred... [01 Jul 2004]
Spam showing little sign of abating
News Although a majority of the companies tracked provide ways for recipients to opt out of email mailing lists, as required by the federal Can-Spam Act, nearly a quarter of them continued to... [23 Apr 2004]
Court stops anti-spam firm from blocking junk email
News He said that the company obtains permission from all the people on its mailing list to send commercial messages, which include low-rate mortgage loans and personal grooming products, and allows those... [12 May 2004]
Aussie PM Howard accused of spamming... again
News He went on to encourage recipients to vote for their local Liberal candidate in the forthcoming elections. Other keen-eyed recipients using caller ID have reportedly noticed Howard's campaign has been... [07 Oct 2004]
Alleged spammer coughs up $25,000
News But the bulk emails allegedly failed to provide a working "opt out" provision that would have allowed recipients to prevent future emails, did not clearly identify the notices as advertisements, and used a... [11 Oct 2004]
Court halts spammer's anti-spam company gag
News The suit also charged SpamCop with not disclosing the identity of people who complain about its email, thereby aiding potential violations of the Can-Spam Act, which requires the removal of... [14 May 2004]
Nipping mobile spam in the bud
News A recent survey of 2,822 silicon.com readers found two-thirds of spam recipients have reported being a victim over their mobile phones, a figure that includes SMS and email-to-mobile... [30 Jun 2003]
Californian anti-spam bill killed
News While both bills would fine spammers, Bowen warned that late amendments to Murray's bill would force spam recipients to prove "actual damages," while hers would assign fines of $500 per unsolicited email. [03 Jul 2003]
US House of Reps passes anti-spam bill
News Falsifying email header information or using either a mail server or open relay to "deceive or mislead recipients" about the origin of a commercial e-mail message. President Bush has indicated he will sign the measure,... [24 Nov 2003]
Spammers not worried about laws says report
News That way, recipients would be able to recognise and easily filter such email before viewing it. In recent weeks, the Federal Trade Commission, which is charged with enforcing the Can-Spam... [11 Feb 2004]
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