This Class Action Settlement Affects:
Any U.S. resident who purchased a lifetime subscription to Rolling Stone magazine and were affected when print edition were discontinued in favor of digital access.
What’s This Class Action Settlement About?
The lawsuit claims Penske Media Corporation, the parent company of Rolling Stone breached their contracts and violated consumer protection laws by switching lifetime subscribers from print magazines to digital editions. Class members claim subscribers were promised print delivery for life but lost that benefit when the magazine moved to digital-only access.
Who Qualifies for the Settlement?
Anyone in the U.S. who previously purchased a lifetime subscription to Rolling Stone magazine.
Eligible subscribers who are no longer receiving the print edition may claim resumed print delivery for as long as the magazine continues to be published during their lifetime, along with two years of access to RollingStone.com
How Much Money Can You Get?
There is no cash payout. Instead, eligible class members may receive the following benefits at no cost:
- Resumed print delivery of Rolling Stone magazine for the remainder of their lifetime, for as long as print editions continue to be published.
- Two years of access to RollingStone.com
Is Proof Required?
No proof of purchase is required. Eligible subscribers need to provide their name, mailing address and email address to submit a claim.
Important Class Action Settlement Dates
- Claim Deadline: There is no deadline to submit a claim
- Exclusion Deadline: June 26, 2026 (passed)
- Final Approval Hearing: August 7, 2026 (passed & approved)
SUBMIT A CLAIM HERE
This post is for informational purposes only and is not legal advice.
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