‘Anne of Green Gables’ Maker Sheds Video Privacy Class Dispute

The media company behind “Anne of Green Gables” no longer faces a proposed Video Privacy Protection Act class complaint from a plaintiff who allegedly only briefly visited its Gazebo TV website.

Sullivan Entertainment sought to dismiss the case from the US District Court for the Southern District of California by presenting evidence showing plaintiff Mark Glinoga lacked standing to pursue a claim alleging the media company improperly shared his video viewing history with third parties, including Meta Platforms.

But Glinoga didn’t generate a video viewing history to share with Meta, Sullivan said. According to “records available through the Google Analytics ...