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At the CSA Email Summit in April, Yahoo shared their early experiences with the new sender requirements implementation, introduced last year in collaboration with Google. Both Yahoo and Google have si...

Imagine an everyday scenario: Internet users browse through online stores, adding their interested items to their shopping cart. Some of them have already made one or more purchases in the same store;...

Why email is worth protecting Email is currently used by over four billion people worldwide and is the most important means of communication for companies. As its design and features have evolved ove...

The Certified Senders Alliance is a service of the eco Association of the Internet Industry, in cooperation with the German Dialogue Marketing Association (DDV). Since its foundation in 2004, the CSA ...

Yahoo and Google recently made a significant announcement in the world of email by teaming up to combat spam and enhance email security for their users. This common announcement is a milestone in t...

The European Commission has adopted the adequacy decision for the data protection framework between the EU and the US. An adequacy decision is an instrument of the General Data Protection Regulation (...

The legal notice is often the stumbling block for promotional emails and this can lead to customer dissatisfaction, loss of reputation and fines. Yet it is quite easy to create a legally correct le...

The CSA introduces the latest edition of the Directive for Permissible Email Marketing Its time has now come: The latest edition of the CSA Directive for Permissible Email Marketing has been publishe...

7. Sanctions The GDPR is not a toothless tiger – even though it sometimes looks like one. It provides for various sanctions. 7.1 Overview  The GDPR provides various instruments for its enforcem...

6. Special aspects in other countries 6.1 Scope of application of the GDPR According to Art. 3 of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), the GDPR applies to all companies that have their r...