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A newsletter subscription tests the reach of America's video privacy law

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POLITICS / THE COURT & DIGITAL LIFE A newsletter. A video. A question of privacy. The Supreme Court heard Salazar v. Paramount Global on October 14, 2026. The dispute turns on who qualifies for protection under a law written for the videotape era, not on whether every online tracking practice is lawful. October 14, 2026 · Supreme Court analysis Salazar v. Paramount Global · Argument held; decision pending AI-generated symbolic illustration. Not a photograph of the proceedings or parties. Is the customer relationship defined by the provider, or must the subscription itself be connected to video? THE NEWS A narrow question with a wide digital footprint A newsletter sign-up is an ordinary act. In the Supreme Court, the relationship it creates has become the center of a consequential disagreement about the reach of federal video privacy protection. The justices heard argument in Salazar v. Paramount Global, No. 25-459, on October 14. The Court agreed to review the case on January 26, f...

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