“Hey Google, define lying.”
Attorneys general from 10 different states, including New York, California, Massachusetts and Texas, has settled lawsuits with the nation's largest radio station owner, iHeartMedia, and Google over a campaign of fake endorsements from radio influencers about the Pixel 4 phone.
Between the two companies, fines will total $9.4 million distributed across the 10 states that sued. California will receive $2.7 million from Google and $125,000 from iHeartMedia. Both will also be required to comply with new prohibitions for misleading advertisements, which will last 20 years for Google and 10 years for iHeartMedia.
First-ever pregnancy support program now in five counties The project has been awarded $5 million in state funding and will be able to serve almost 600 clients around the state
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