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WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT CAN-SPAM

Lots. Exactly how this new law will affect legitimate e-newsletter publishers is not entirely clear. Tune in to a JIT (just in time) teleseminar to learn what changes you may need to make in your From and Subject lines, your sign-up process, your unsubscribes, overlapping databases, list rental, 3rd-party ads in your newsletter, solo email blasts - and more. Sherpa's CAN-SPAM Guidance Teleseminar is a must-attend event. Mark your calendar now for Thursday, January 15; 10 AM Pacific, 1 PM Eastern, 6 PM London. Learn more and register here. Hope you'll join me; I'll be listening in! You also get a transcript, an audio CD and a Recommendations Report. Download the CAN-SPAM Act (a 21-page PDF) from the Sherpa site.
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ExpatEgghead said on January 14, 2004 at 07:52 AM

Like a lot of people, the CAN SPAM act now seems to read ‘I CAN SPAM’.


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