Landmark Digital Coupon Bill Comes Back To Life
A first-of-its-kind digital coupon bill could once again become the first of its kind to be signed into law.
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The Coupon Discrimination Debate That Divided Us Decades Ago
Today’s controversy over digital coupons has echoes of a similar coupon debate that happened decades ago.
New Laws Would Apply All Digital Coupons Automatically
Two states debate proposed laws that would require stores to grant you digital coupon discounts automatically.
“Digital Discrimination” Coupon Bill Fails To Become Law
A bill requiring in-store alternatives to digital coupons fails to become law, but others are still pending.
Here’s How Couponing Will Change in 2024
A look at several changes affecting couponers that are in the works for 2024.
Ban On Digital-Only Discounts Could Soon Become Law
A bill to ensure the digitally-disconnected have access to digital coupons moves a step closer to becoming law.
Congress Seeks Solutions To Couponing’s “Digital Divide”
Members of Congress ask the FTC to investigate disparities in access to digital coupons.
New Federal Law Could Put The Squeeze On Coupon Sellers. Or Not.
A federal law aimed at preventing the sale of stolen or counterfeit goods, could be read as applying to the sale of coupons.
Battle Against “Digital Discrimination” Gains Momentum
One state introduces, and another advances, a bill that would require offline alternatives to digital-only discounts.
Another State Considers Banning Digital-Only Discounts
A second state lawmaker introduces a bill that would ban digital discounts without a paper coupon equivalent.
