National Association of the Deaf Files Disability Civil Rights Lawsuit Against Netflix
National Association of the Deaf Files Disability Civil Rights Lawsuit Against Netflix Deaf and Hard of Hearing Plaintiffs Charge that Netflix Violates the Americans with Disabilities Act by Not Providing Equal Access to its “Watch Instantly” Streaming Content. An estimated 36 million Americans are deaf or hard of hearing. The deaf and hard of hearing community has repeatedly expressed concerns—via letters, petitions, blogs, and social media—to Netflix about its failure to provide equal access to “Watch Instantly.” Washington, DC (PRWEB) June 16, 2011 The National Association of the Deaf
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