Anti-Spam Legislation, Electronic Communications

Canada’s Anti-Spam Law is a Step Closer

by Mintz Levin - Privacy & Security on 1/25/2013

US marketers who have been paying attention to anti-spam developments north of the border are concerned about proposed new Canadian regulations. If you have not been paying attention, it’s probably time that you did. We have...more

UK Cookie Enforcement Report: Relevant to Canada

by Tim Banks | Dentons on 1/22/2013

On December 18, 2012, the UK Information Commissioners’ Office (ICO) issued an enforcement report on compliance with the rules regarding obtaining consent to the use of cookies and similar technologies....more

UK Cookie Enforcement Report: Relevant To Canada

by Tim Banks | Dentons on 1/14/2013

On December 18, 2012, the UK Information Commissioners’ Office (ICO) issued an enforcement report on compliance with the rules regarding obtaining consent to the use of cookies and similar technologies....more

Canada’s Anti-Spam Law (CASL) – Proposed New Regulations Would Soften Impact

by Margot Patterson | Dentons on 1/9/2013

Draft Regulations recognize CASL should not apply to ”regular business communications” Industry Canada has published long-awaited draft Regulations that would lessen the impact of Canada’s Anti-Spam Law (CASL) on...more

New Draft Regulations Soften Impact of CASL, but Concerns about Jobs and Compliance Costs Remain

by Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP on 1/7/2013

Revised draft regulations under Canada’s anti-spam legislation (CASL) have been issued by Industry Canada. While the draft regulations provide some relief to businesses, Industry Canada has elected not to address concerns...more

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Canada’s Anti-Spam Law is a Step Closer

UK Cookie Enforcement Report: Relevant to Canada

UK Cookie Enforcement Report: Relevant To Canada

Canada’s Anti-Spam Law (CASL) – Proposed New Regulations Would Soften Impact

New Draft Regulations Soften Impact of CASL, but Concerns about Jobs and Compliance Costs Remain

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