Affiliate Spam and Industry Self Regulation

There are obvious semantic implications we need to consider when invoking words such as “spam,” but I completely agree with Jason Calacanis in his assessment of the need to self-regulate ourselves in the affiliate industry (from this year’s LeWeb conference) before either the users get fed up with pollution or the government steps in:

Shawn Collins also has a post on Calacanis’ remarks, and it will certainly be interesting to hear Jason’s remarks about affiliate marketing during his keynote at the upcoming Affiliate Summit in February.

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