Itunes plays automatically when bluetooth speaker connected

Whenever I turn on my Ravon Gem bluetooth speaker, it starts playing whatever is selected in iTunes. This even happens if there is a rented movie selected. A couple of times this has happened when I wasn't ready to start watching the movie yet. It doesn't ask if I want to start the movie now. This also happens if I am watching or listening to something other than iTunes when I turn my speaker on. Then I get 2 things going at once. I can find nothing in prefs to change this behavior.

same problem here!
using:
Bose Soundlink Mini
Macbook Pro 13-inch, Early 2011)
OS X 10.10.1

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