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Cable Companies Assert Their Right To Make Cancellation Difficult
Three associations — the Electronic Security Association (ESA), the Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB), and the NCTA (The ...
Cable Industry Trade Group Sues FTC, Seeking to Block ‘Click-to-Cancel’ Rule
Cable trade group NCTA sued the FTC, seeking to block the agency's 'click-to-cancel' rule aimed at letting consumers easily ...
Cable companies ask 5th Circuit to block FTC’s click-to-cancel rule
Cable companies worry rule will make it hard to talk customers out of canceling.
Guess who’s suing the FTC to stop ‘click to cancel’
Three industry groups, the NCTA, the Electronic Security Association (ESA), and the Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB), are ...
Three industry groups sue to block FTC’s ‘arbitrary, capricious’ ‘Click to Cancel’ rule
Three groups that represent businesses in the technology and entertainment industries are suing the Federal Trade Commission ...
New FTC subscription cancellation rule under fire from business groups
Trade groups for cable providers, online advertisers and other businesses sue to block an FTC rule that would make it easier ...
Media group sues FTC for making canceling subscriptions less of a pain in the ass
Last week, the Federal Trade Commission instituted a new rule centered on one of the major problems of the general human ...
Trade Associations Sue To Block FTC's 'Click to Cancel' Rule
Electronic Security Association, Interactive Advertising Bureau, and NCTA -- called the rule "arbitrary, capricious, and an ...
Telecom group sues to block FTC's 'click to cancel' rule
An industry group representing cable and internet providers sued along with two others on Wednesday to block a U.S. Federal ...
Of course telecom companies are suing the FTC to block the new 'click-to-cancel' rule
Telecom companies sue FTC to block the ‘click-to-cancel’ rule. The mandate requires organizations to offer simple ...
Trade Associations Challenge FTC's Final Click-to-Cancel Rule
Multiple trade associations on Wednesday challenged in federal appeals courts the US Federal Trade Commission’s final “click-to-cancel” rule intended to help consumers more easily end subscriptions.