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    ATTENTION ONLINE COURSE CREATORS

    Master Your Email Marketing

    This fourth ebook of the Online Courses and Legal Stuff series explains how to collect and use people’s email addresses for email marketing without breaching privacy and anti-spam laws. 


    Here's its table of contents:


    • Welcome 
    • Introduction 
    • Email lists and the importance of legal compliance 
    • United States 
    • Canada 
    • United Kingdom 
    • Australia 
    • New Zealand 
    • What’s next?


    The ebook considers key laws in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, and New Zealand. It's 36 A4 pages long.


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    About the author


    "Hi, I'm Richard Best, a lawyer who has been working on the legal stuff for 25 years, first as a litigator and then as a technology and commercial lawyer, in both in-house and law firm roles. I've practised law in three countries and been exposed to the laws of many more. My practice sees me getting deeply involved in matters relating to technology, contracting, intellectual property, privacy, and social media, to name a few."

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