Local-news publisher Lee Enterprises Inc. would pay $9.5 million under a proposed deal filed in federal court to settle allegations it improperly shared the video-viewing information of subscribers with
The settlement over Video Privacy Protection Act allegations appears to be one of the largest yet reached amidst a wave of lawsuits that began in 2022 against providers of video content over their use of consumer-tracking technology on their websites.
Other notable VPPA settlements include a $7.25 million proposed deal reached by Patreon Inc. that received preliminary approval from the Northern District of California in September 2024, and ...
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