Media
Jun. 22, 2016
Defending against spam shakedowns
While the pendulum has swung in the slight favor of spam defendants in the past year, there have been multiple shifts in the laws since 2003 — the year Congress passed a federal anti-spam law. By Karl Kronenberger
Karl S. Kronenberger
partner
Kronenberger Rosenfeld LLP
technology and media
150 Post St Ste 520
San Francisco , CA 94108
Phone: (415) 955-1155
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Email: karl@krinternetlaw.com
University of Cincinnati COL; Cincinnati OH
Karl S. Kronenberger is a partner with Kronenberger Rosenfeld, LLP a San Francisco-based internet, technology and media law firm. He can be reached at karl@krinternetlaw.com or (415) 955-1155
There have been many changes in the realm of email spam law since the federal CAN-SPAM Act and the California anti-spam law were passed in 2003. While the pendulum has swung in the slight favor of spam defendants in the past year, there have been multiple shifts in the laws since 2003, including a shift away from litigating under the federal statute toward litigating under the California statute.
The California anti-spam...
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