Un-frozen. Canada’s Anti-spam Freezer – An idea Whose Time Has Come

Neil Schwartzman has been involved in community and professional anti-spam efforts in various leadership capacities since 1995. He is one of the founders of CAUCE Canada.

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Neil Schwartzman

April 17, 2012

Neil Schwartzman has been involved in community and professional anti-spam efforts in various leadership capacities since 1995. He is one of the founders of CAUCE Canada.

Neil Schwartzman

Executive Director, CAUCE – the Coalition Against Unsolicited Commercial Email

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