CAN-SPAM, OPP, and PII
First CAN-SPAM Jury Conviction On January 12, 2007, Jeffrey Brett Goodin became the first person convicted by a jury of violating the CAN-SPAM Act of 2003. Using several compromised Earthlink accounts,...
View ArticleCAN-SPAM Preempts California Anti-Spam Laws
In a recent decision, the Northern District of California held that e-mail harvesting without permission may give rise to a cause of action under the California Penal Code and based on common law...
View ArticleNew CAN-SPAM Rule Gives Long-Awaited Answers
On May 12, 2008 the Federal Trade Commission issued its long awaited final set of rules under the CAN-SPAM Act of 2003 (the “Act”). The rule: Modifies the term “sender” with respect to multi-advertiser...
View ArticleCAN of Worms?: New Decision Opens CAN-SPAM Private Right of Action to Non-ISPs
A recent decision in the Western District of Washington broadly defines the reach of the private right of action under the federal CAN-SPAM statute. In that case, Haselton v. Quicken Loans Inc., W.D....
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