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CMA issues first consumer protection fine under the DMCCA

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By Steve Miller, Tim Blanchard, Lisa Wright
| Slaughter and May Trainee Careers
The CMA has today ordered AA Driving School and BSM Driving School -- both owned by Automobile Association Developments Limited (AA) -- to refund over £760,000 to more than 80,000 customers and pay a £4.2 million fine for drip pricing. The case represents the first financial penalty imposed by the CMA via its new direct enforcement powers under the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024 (DMCCA).
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Is your website accessible? Here’s why it matters.

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By Lisa Wright
| Hartford Business Journal
In April, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) required all state and local websites to be accessible, along with their mobile applications. This is excellent news, particularly for the one in four Americans with a disability. The bad news is, according to Nucleus Research, 70% of websites in the government, news and e-commerce categories are inaccessible, so many government agencies will be scrambling to become compliant. But accessibility isn’t only important for government websites and apps.
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LinkedIn Is No Longer a Professional Networking Site

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By Lisa Wright
| Medium
By Lisa Beth Wright Here's what it is now Photo by Cytonn Photography on Unsplash It's Monday morning. I grab a cup of coffee and log in to LinkedIn. It's not long before I am rolling my eyes. It's not a professional networking site anymore. LinkedIn is now primarily a sales and marketing platform with some Facebook-like elements thrown in for good measure.
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