 Update: April 29: To watch the Miller Thompson presentation at MaRS explaining Canada's Anti-Spam Legislation (CASL) to startups [click here].
Another perspective from Stikeman Elliot [click here], same rules with a slightly different lens for context. And yet another perspective from Norton Rose Fulbright [click here] which also compares it with U.S. legislation. This is a confusing piece of legislation with respect to small businesses looking to grow audience and awareness and speakers seem to say there are a lot of parts of the law that aren't entirely clear. [I've deleted my post and replaced it with online links to law firms that cover CASL] Links: The Miller Thompson presentation on Slideshare: click here Miller Thompson's CASL resources: click here: and their handy CASL Compliance What You Need To Know one-pager covers the ins and outs of the legislation. The federal gov't link is fightspam.gc.ca for more information. Comments are closed.
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