Website is not a public place, court decides.
Back in March of 2011, deaf blogger and activist Donald Cullen claimed that the streaming service behind House of Cards and Orange Is the New Black violated federal and state disability laws by not captioning some of its video library, according to the Hollywood Reporter.
Cullen claimed Netflix promised extensive captioning on the website and did not deliver.
"In both rulings the courts focused on language in the Americans With Disabilities Act that bars discrimination in 'any place of public accommodation'."
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Back in March of 2011, deaf blogger and activist Donald Cullen claimed that the streaming service behind House of Cards and Orange Is the New Black violated federal and state disability laws by not captioning some of its video library, according to the Hollywood Reporter.
Cullen claimed Netflix promised extensive captioning on the website and did not deliver.
"In both rulings the courts focused on language in the Americans With Disabilities Act that bars discrimination in 'any place of public accommodation'."
Read the full story:
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