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Buechler et al v. Gannett Company, Inc.
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October 03, 2023
Gannett Judge Rips 'Poorly Drafted' Suit Over Meta Data Share
A Delaware federal judge on Monday tossed without prejudice a proposed class action alleging that Gannett Co. Inc. is sharing subscribers' personal viewing data with Meta without permission, saying the "sloppiness" of the complaint makes it unclear what type of personal information was shared or whether Gannett is responsible.
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January 18, 2023
Gannett Says 'Tortured Theory' Fatal To Facebook Cookie Suit
Two subscribers to Gannett Co. Inc.'s local news content have only themselves to blame after Facebook installed a tracking cookie on their web browsers and have based their proposed federal class action on a "tortured theory," the newspaper chain argued in a motion to dismiss the lawsuit.
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November 08, 2022
Gannett Shared Video History With Facebook, Class Alleges
Two Gannett newsletter subscribers sued the company in Delaware federal court, alleging that the newspaper giant "knowingly and systematically" disclosed their personal viewing information to Meta Platforms Inc.'s Facebook without obtaining their consent, violating federal law.