FTC says federal spam law has worked | CNET News.com

FTC says federal spam law has worked | CNET News.com
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WASHINGTON–About 70 percent of the world’s e-mail messages continue to be spam. But the number is leveling off, which federal officials on Tuesday cited as evidence that a law enacted two years ago is working.

At a press conference here, the Federal Trade Commission released a report (click here for PDF), delivered last week to Congress, that said the so-called Can-Spam Act is “effective in providing protection for consumers.”

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