Dunstan et al v. comScore, Inc.

Filing 108

RESPONSE by comScore, Inc. to MOTION by Plaintiffs Jeff Dunstan, Mike Harris to compel comScore to Respond to Written Discovery 104 (Attachments: # 1 Exhibit A, # 2 Exhibit B, # 3 Exhibit C, # 4 Exhibit D, # 5 Exhibit E, # 6 Exhibit F, # 7 Exhibit G, # 8 Exhibit H)(Bowland, Robyn)

EXHIBIT F

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Robyn Bowland
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Dunstan et al. v. comScore, Case No. 1:11-cv-5807

Counsel, 

Below are comScore’s responses to the issues you raised on April 24, 2012 regarding comScore’s supplemental discovery 
responses. 

Interrogatory No. 13 
Plaintiffs requested additional information regarding the screenshots attached as Exhibit A to comScore’s First 
Supplemental Interrogatory Responses.  The screenshots attached as Exhibit A were collected by comScore in 
approximately October 2011.  Copies of screenshots used by comScore’s third party partners are not kept by comScore 
in the ordinary course of business.  Thus, screenshots of every dialog box used by comScore’s third party partners during 
the relevant time period are not in comScore’s custody and control. 

Interrogatory No. 16 
Plaintiffs requested additional information regarding the “Legacy fields” listed on the document attached as Exhibit B to 
comScore’s First Supplemental Interrogatory Responses.  Legacy fields are fields that represent data that used to be 
collected, but is no longer collected.  Instead of deleting these fields, comScore zeroes out the fields.  However, 
comScore does not maintain a list of the data that used to be collected in these Legacy fields, and therefore cannot 
readily provide such a list.  Additionally, comScore does not maintain documentation regarding when these Legacy fields 
were zeroed out. 

Interrogatory No. 17 
Plaintiffs requested additional information regarding “each type of information that YOUR MACINTOSH SOFTWARE 
monitors, collects, retains, or transmits about MAC PANELISTS.”  First, comScore does not agree with Plaintiffs’ assertion 
that comScore’s supplemental response is non‐responsive.  As pointed out in the response, comScore does not collect 
any information about Mac panelists.  However, to the extent Plaintiffs are seeking information regarding the 
information comScore’s prototype Macintosh software was designed to collect, the Macintosh software was designed to 
collect the same data collected by comScore’s PC‐based software.  comScore does not and has never maintained a 
separate list of data that was collected by the Macintosh software. 

Regards, 
Robyn M. Bowland
Associate
Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan, LLP
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