Q&A: Permission and the Electronic Commerce Protection Act
I received a great question about the Electronic Commerce Protection Act (Bill C-27) currently working it’s way through the Canadian Parliament. Q:What does this mean…
Read articleI received a great question about the Electronic Commerce Protection Act (Bill C-27) currently working it’s way through the Canadian Parliament. Q:What does this mean…
Read articleBefore I start a special thanks to Industry Canada for providing a behind the scenes look at Bill C-27 and for educating me on the…
Read articleLast night was very exciting for a number of us here in Canada. The Canadian governments Standing Committee on Industry, Science & Technology finalized the…
Read articleWith all the industry buzz about issues with Postini through twitter today, there is finally legitimate confirmation about the messaging management tools not working effectively,…
Read articleToday on the Spamhaus Blog an Announcement appeared discussing a new classification to the SBL – Spamhaus CSS (Composite Snow-Shoe). This is a new classification…
Read articleThe results of an eight hundred person survey conducted in December of 2008, by MAAWG (Messaging Anti-Abuse Working Group), shows that one third of consumers…
Read articleBearly a week out of Beta and Gmail is already announcing new Lab features that enhance their current anti-phishing protection for users. After enabling this…
Read articleThe transcripts from my visit to Parliament Hill concerning Bill C-27, the Electronic Commerce protection act, is now available. 40th PARLIAMENT, 2nd SESSIONStanding Committee on…
Read articleVia a number of discussion groups and email lists, I received the following bulletin from Michelle Sullivan, founder of the Blocklist SORBS, regarding the upcoming…
Read articleOriginally published on CAUCE.org. On June 11, 2009 Dennis Dayman and I set an afternoon with the Canadian Government’s Standing Committee on Industry, Science &…
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