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Hoang v. Amazon.com, Inc. et al
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April 12, 2013
Actress Loses Suit Against IMDb For Revealing Age
In a case that highlighted the sensitive subject of age in the entertainment business, a Washington State federal jury found Thursday that IMDb.com did not breach its subscriber agreement by publishing the age of an actress on her profile page.
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July 10, 2012
Actress Suing Amazon, IMDb For Posting Her Age Dealt Blow
A Washington federal judge has trimmed a 40-year-old actress' breach of contract and privacy suit against IMDb.com Inc. and its parent Amazon.com Inc., tossing claims the two online companies committed fraud by finding and publishing her true age.
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November 30, 2011
SAG Exec Backs Actress' Anonymity In IMDb Privacy Suit
A deputy director of the Screen Actors Guild said Monday that an actress suing online database IMDb.com Inc. and its parent Amazon.com Inc. for posting her age had the right to anonymity, finding her concerns were "legitimate and justified."
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November 14, 2011
Amazon Seeks To Stymie Actress' Suit Over Age Posting
Amazon.com Inc. last week asked a Washington federal court to dismiss a privacy suit by an actress alleging that its online database IMDb.com Inc. posted her age by unlawfully using her credit card information, calling the case selfish and a waste of resources.
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October 17, 2011
Actress Says IMDb Wrongly Published Her Age
An actress who claims that IMDb.com Inc. unlawfully used her credit card information to discover and publicly post her age sued the online database and its parent Amazon.com Inc. in Washington state Thursday, alleging privacy violations and breach of her subscriber agreement.