DMA Anti-Spam Resources

CAN-SPAM RESOURCES

The CAN SPAM Act of 2003 (January 2003)

The CAN SPAM Act of 2003: What to Look For, What to Look OUT For
The DMA's new quick-glance reference guide to the new national anti-spam law in the United States. Reprinting and distribution is permitted.

Can Spam Act of 2003 FAQs (Members only)

The DMA's letter to FTC (January 2005)
DMA, on behalf of its members sent this letter to the FTC asking the FTC staff to provide an opinion regarding who is the “sender” of a commercial e-mail message under the CAN-SPAM Act of 2004 when a single message consists of one or more advertisements from different companies, and the recipient has provided permission to receive the e-mail message.

FTC Responds to DMA Request for Clarification on Joint Permission E-Mail Marketing (March 2005)
The Federal Trade Commission’s (FTC) response to a request initiated by DMA to clarify who is the “sender" for certain e-mail messages.

Defining Primary Purpose: Comments of The DMA submitted to the FTC on CAN SPAM Act Rulemaking (September 13, 2004)

Defining Primary Purpose: Letter to the FTC from 22 trade associations and business coalitions regarding shared principles on CAN SPAM Act Rulemaking (September 13, 2004)

Comments of The DMA submitted to the FTC on CAN SPAM Act Rulemaking (April 2004)

Letter to the FTC from 25 trade groups regarding shared principles on CAN SPAM Act Rulemaking (April 2004)