Google / Messaging Anti-Abuse Working Group / AOL / Yahoo! / Microsoft / Earthlink / /
Country
Switzerland / France / United States / Australia / /
Currency
USD / /
IndustryTerm
online behaviour norms / model law / government systems / Internet Service Providers / Internet security threats / crafted law / law statutes / policy solutions / draft model law / Internet telephony / free Web-based e-mail service / anti-spam technologies / Internet content / Internet carriage service / technology start-ups / digital communications / anti-spam law / address-harvesting software / model anti-spam law / antispam law / anti-spam tools / internet-based response mechanism / purchased software / telephone account / web blogs / pharmaceuticals / shared Internet connections / technological tools / hosted email services / virus software / local law / internet regulation / e-commerce model law / e - commerce / network devices / spam law / internet-specific laws / Internet service / legal systems / Internet security practices / anti-spam model law / opt-in law / pirated software / identity management technologies / e-mailers / /
Organization
Harvard / Short Messaging Service / OECD / Berkman Center for Internet / Business Software Alliance / U.S. Congress / United Nations / United Nations Commission on International Trade Law / U.S. Federal Trade Commission / /
Person
John G. Palfrey / Jr. / Bill Gates / /
Position
SPAM Author / Executive Director / Professor of Law / powerful technologist / Chairman / Major / /
Product
Gmail / Gmail / a free Web-based e-mail service / /
Trends in Telecommunication Reform[removed]STEMMING THE INTERNATIONAL TIDE OF SPAM Author: John G. Palfrey, Jr., Executive Director, Berkman Center for Internet & Society and Clinical Professor of Law, Harvard Law School