DMA to Control Spam by DMA Members
SiliconLawyer writes: "The Direct Marketing Association, the major U.S. tradegroup for companies using direct marketing techniques, will reportedly issue guidelines for how its members may and may not use e-mail as a marketing tool. Hopefully, this will influence other marketers toward more responsible use of e-mail. Details are on CNET here."
This sort of seems like having a known group of criminals regulating crime. "OK, now guys, no stealing anymore ok...?"
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Random, useless fact: I type in startx entirely with my left hand.
Most of the spam you get isn't from the established businesses that would be members of the DMA. It's mostly from trailer trash. So this isn't really a big deal.
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The fox has been named new guard of the hen house.
That already happened.
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