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Bloomberg News Settles Case Over Misleading Subscription Terms in New York

1 report, 1 independent Updated Mon 00:00
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What happened

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Letitia James' office settled a case against Bloomberg News regarding misleading subscription terms in New York. An investigation found that Bloomberg News failed to clearly disclose subscription terms, notify subscribers before automatic renewal, or provide required subscription acknowledgment. As part of the settlement, Bloomberg News must pay $500,000 in penalties and provide refunds and restitution to eligible subscribers.

From westfaironline.com

Why it matters

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The settlement requires Bloomberg News to change its subscription practices. The penalties and required refunds affect the company's operating costs and revenue structure. The case reinforces the regulatory authority of the Office of the Attorney General in consumer protection matters within New York.

From westfaironline.com

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    Bloomberg News might face increased operating costs due to the $500,000 penalty and required changes to its subscription model.

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