Mobile content firm Media Breakaway will pay the Florida Attorney General’s office $1 million and has agreed to comply with its guidelines on “clear and conspicuous” pricing and terms of service agreements to settle a case brought on by the AG’s CyberFraud Section of its Economic Crimes Division.

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Media Breakaway isn’t the only content company that McCollum has targeted. Last year, the office sued Italian mobile content giant Buongiorno (BIT: BNG) on similar grounds. This also isn’t the first time Media Breakaway has been sued. In June, MySpace won a lawsuit against the company for their spam attacks against the company, in which it was forced to pay the social net over $6 million in damages and attorney’s fees. Before the company changed its name in 2006 from OptInRealBig.com, it was sued successfully by Microsoft (NSDQ: MSFT) and New York State’s AG over spam-related charges.