Fair use of copyright says you can forward whatever you need to in order
to refer to the copyrighted material. What you mean is "non-disclosure",
which is not implied by copyright. In this case, complying with the
requested NDA is optional.
But I presume you are an ACM member, and that you gave them your email
address. In that case, they have a right to spam you. You paid for that
with your membership fees.
--Dean
On Tue, 17 Sep 2002, Adam S. Moskowitz wrote:
> OK, copyright law says I can't forward mail from someone without their
> permission, but regarding whether the list itself (or the information
> sent to it) is confidential, well, as I see it, you can't have both
> opt-out and a "license agreement."
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