Netflix Needs More Time to Answer Complaint It’s Flouting Ohio Utilities Law
Netflix wants until Oct. 19 to respond to allegations it’s running streaming services through the public right of way in Maple Heights, Ohio, without paying quarterly 5% fees, as state law requires (see 2008220001), said an unopposed motion (in Pacer)…
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Wednesday in U.S. District Court in Cleveland. Co-defendant Hulu didn’t comment. The Aug. 21 complaint seeks class-action status on behalf of Ohio municipalities.