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Fox v. Time, Inc.
Case Number:
2:12-cv-14390
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February 16, 2016
Time Magazine Subscriber Data Suit Nixed Despite Cert.
A Michigan federal judge on Tuesday tossed a class action in which consumers claim their personal information was illegally sold to marketing companies after they bought Time Inc. magazine subscriptions from third parties, despite the same judge previously certifying the class.
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July 27, 2015
Mich. Judge Grants Cert. In Magazine Subscription Suit
A Michigan federal judge on Monday certified a class of consumers who claim that their personal information was illegally sold to marketing companies after they bought Time Inc. magazine subscriptions from third parties, rejecting the publisher's argument that it doesn't have the purchase records.
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August 06, 2013
Mich. Video Privacy Law Covers Magazine Publishers
A Michigan federal judge Tuesday rejected attempts to toss three putative class actions accusing Bauer Publishing Co., Hearst Communications Inc. and Time Inc. of the unauthorized selling of their customers' personal information, ruling the plaintiffs have standing to sue under a state privacy law.