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Spam and the first amendment redux: Free speech issues in state regulation of unsolicited email

McNealy, 2017

Document ID
416601103805306963
Author
McNealy J
Publication year
Publication venue
Communication Law and Policy

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The scourge of email spam is almost forty years old, and, yet, it does not appear to be disappearing. In fact, spam has expanded to other ubiquitous Internet platforms including social media Web sites. It seems, then, that the many state anti-spam statutes have been …
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