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Hong Kong proposes action against email spam (AFP)

July 7, 2006

A typical email screen shows a proliferation of unsolicited emails known as spam in Hong Kong, March 2004. Hong Kong's government has proposed wide-ranging laws to crack down on unwanted spam emails, with fines of up to a million dollars (128,000 US dollars) for offenders.(AFP/File/Peter Parks)AFP - Hong Kong's government has proposed wide-ranging laws to crack down on unwanted spam emails, with fines of up to a million dollars (128,000 US dollars) for offenders.


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