Personal Digest: Consent in Crisis: $35M Fine and Fraying Choice
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Shutterstock fined $35M — The FTC hit Shutterstock with a $35M penalty for deceptive auto-renewals, highlighting regulatory action against subscription and consent traps.
| Informed ConsentConsent in crisis: from courtrooms to click-through traps Abortion (pressenza.com) · Artificial Intelligence (myjournalcourier.com) · Consumer Protection (abc7chicago.com) |
 | SexualityTeens pull back while leaders stumble on conduct Adolescence (heritage.org) · Sexual Harassment (courthousenews.com) |
 | WritingCursive is back — and vets are finding voice on the page |
 | gender diversityData blackout and budget cuts threaten hard-won gains Employment Discrimination (findlaw.com) · HIV/AIDS (washingtonpost.com) |
 | BDSMFrom museum case files to movie reviews, BDSM gets museum-quality seriousness |
 | FictionBook bans push Florida libraries to an existential cliff |