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Judge tosses privacy suit against Pandora Media

( September 7, 2012, 23:00 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: US District Judge Saundra Brown Armstrong in Oakland has granted a motion to dismiss a privacy suit alleging that online music streaming service Pandora Media publicly disclosed users' personal music-rental and borrowing history without their consent in violation of Michigan’s Video Rental Privacy Act. Armstrong said the plaintiff's claim failed because he did not allege any “volitional use” of sound recordings downloaded from Pandora, and therefore could not establish that Pandora had “rented” or “lent” sound recordings as required by the statute. Please see order below: ...

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