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The FTC is investigating Amazon Prime’s enrollment tactics to see if they are using “dark patterns” to get or keep subscribers.
FTC files an administrative complaint against HomeAdvisor for false, misleading and unsubstantiated claims.
Raging Bull must pay $2.425M to settle a lawsuit alleging the company used bogus earnings claims to deceive their customers.
A $425M settlement between Equifax, the FTC, CFPB and 50 states for a 2017 Equifax data breach has been finalized.
Fashion Nova has agreed to a $4.2 million settlement wtih the FTC to settle claims that it blocked negative reviews.
Top subscription stories of 2021, part 2, includes Alden Global Capital, the FTC, Discovery Inc., Meredith, Dotdash and Twitter
MyLife must pay $21M to the FTC for deceptive subscription practices, including negative option marketing. Company does not admit nor deny claims.
BuzzFeed’s IPO is a bust, Facebook quietly buys the metaverse, Spotify removes content over royalty disputes.
Marc Roth, partner at Cobalt Law LLP, explains possible ramifications of two auto renewal “events of interest” that subscription marketers should be aware of.
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