The Ninth Circuit affirmed certification of a roughly 100,000-member class accusing Classmates.com’s parent of exploiting digitized yearbook photos and names to market subscriptions, a ruling with potential implications for online people-search and advertising-supported websites.
The Ninth Circuit affirmed certification of a roughly 100,000-member class accusing Classmates.com’s parent of exploiting digitized yearbook photos and names to market subscriptions, a ruling with potential implications for online people-search and advertising-supported websites.
