Derek Wyatt, chairman of the House of Commons Associate Party Internet Group, is flying to Washington to try to persuade the US government that the EU's anti-spam directive ("opt in") is better than the US's proposed legislation ("opt out"). The EU position requires a company to get permission from a user to send adverts to them. The US position favours advertisers (i.e. spammers): it requires the user to request that a company cease sending them messages. Here's Derek's website.
(From Washington Post)
Saturday, September 20, 2003
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