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Mich. Court Further Curbs Streaming Privacy Laws In Pandora

By Allison Grande ( July 11, 2016, 11:38 PM EDT) -- The Michigan Supreme Court recently ruled that a Pandora user did not qualify as a customer who is allowed to bring a putative class action under the state's video privacy law, dealing the latest blow to the plaintiffs bar's attempt to expand statutes enacted decades ago to cover a wide array of digital content streaming models. . . .

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