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Melissa Miller v. Hearst Communications Inc
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2:12-cv-00733
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November 08, 2012
Hearst Subscriber's Data-Sharing Disclosure Fight Axed
A California federal judge on Wednesday axed a putative class action claiming Hearst Communications Inc. violated the state's Shine the Light law by failing to make data-sharing practice disclosures, finding a Cosmopolitan magazine subscriber failed to properly allege she suffered an injury.
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April 16, 2012
Hearst Says Consumers Lack Standing In Data-Sharing Suit
Hearst Communications Inc. asked a California federal court Friday to dismiss a consumer's putative class action alleging the publishing behemoth violated the state's Shine the Light law by failing to make data-sharing practice disclosures, saying the plaintiff misread the law and has no standing.