AFP: “Carrefour Stung With Fine For False Advertising” (Carrefour is the world’s second largest retailer, after Wal-Mart).

More fighting re HD claims, this time re Comcast’s allegation that it provides a better HD image.

8th Circuit: Deceptive trade practice claim regarding XM’s claims that it is ‘commercial free’ not covered by arbitration clause. Text of decision here. Coverage here.

Mid-Hudson News: “Car Delaers Settle With State AG For False Advertising:
” . . . Poughkeepsie Chevrolet mailed thousands of fliers to Hudson Valley owners of General Motors cars with a headline that read “IMPORTANT – SECOND NOTICE – SAFETY RECALL,” complete with a recall number, warning consumers that their vehicles “may be…

Law.com reports that if a company runs user-created ads without legal vetting, it exposes the company to legal risk.

TVNZ: “Thirst For Knowledge Leads To Court“:
“Two Auckland schoolgirls have taken on one of the world’s most powerful food and drug companies and won.
A school science experiment has led to GlaxoSmithKline being prosecuted for allegedly misleading consumers about the vitamin c content of Ribena.”

WaPo: “Best Buy Web Site Pricing Probed“:
“Best Buy is under investigation by Connecticut’s attorney general after consumers complained they were denied deals found at the electronic retailer’s Web site by store employees who pulled up a lookalike site that listed higher prices on some merchandise.”
Update: Engadget comments, quoting Best Buy that…