IGF - Anti-spam bodies form new alliance
Posted on 31 Oct 2006 at 18:00
The co-operative initiative involves the APEC, the EU Contact Network for Spam enforcement Authorities (CNSA), the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), the London Action Plan for Spam Enforcement (LAP), the OECD and the Seoul-Melbourne MoU.
Jean-Jacques Sahel, of the London Action Plan, said that 'the website is an exciting development, providing one entry point for those interested in the global fight against spam. This embodies the WSIS principles of working in partnership and bringing the particular skills and competences of a wide range of public and private stakeholders together.'
Author: Matt Whipp
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