Will SCOTUS count subscribers to a video provider’s non-video offerings as VPPA consumers?
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Will SCOTUS count subscribers to a video provider’s non-video offerings as VPPA consumers?
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Kalshi Active 1 markets·46¢ Will the Supreme Court rule in favor of Michael Salazar in Salazar v. Paramount Global·$0 Total Volume·-- Liquidity·-- OI
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Will the Supreme Court rule in favor of Michael Salazar in Salazar v. Paramount Global+0.0% 24h
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If the Supreme Court, in Salazar v. Paramount Global, rules the VPPA’s definition of “consumer” includes subscribers to any goods or services from a video tape service provider, not only its audiovisual goods or services, then the market resolves to Yes.
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