August 30, 2024
A subscriber to New York magazine has voluntarily dropped a potential class action accusing the periodical's publisher of violating a Michigan consumer privacy law by wrongfully disclosing readers' data to third parties.
April 29, 2024
New York Magazine subscribers told a Michigan federal judge that "simple math" would show they clear a $5 million federal court damages threshold to bring a class action alleging the publisher disclosed their data to third parties, urging the court to ignore the magazine's bid to toss the case.
March 18, 2024
New York Magazine says it has too few Michigan-based subscribers for them to maintain a class action under a Michigan consumer privacy law, urging a judge to toss claims that it wrongfully disclosed readers' data to third parties.