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Emarketer.com writes:
Reveries reports that even though 45% of marketing professionals in the US qualify spam clutter their inboxes as a "big" or "huge" problem, 42% do not perceive e-mail, as an effective marketing medium for permission-based campaigns, to be "broken."
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Palmbeachpost.com writes:
A year ago, Congress rushed to approve so-called "Can Spam" legislation. Senators and representatives got to go home saying they voted to do something about the unwanted electronic junk mail that still is clogging computer in-boxes. In fact, the rush to federal intervention was meant to undercut some states' legislation, such as California's, that actually had teeth and was set to take effect Jan. 1. The federal law, opponents said, only would ensure that more spammers "can spam." The increased volume is, of course, what happened.
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