A federal appeals court in Washington on January 11 revived a company's challenge of the alleged preferential treatment that the U.S. Postal Service gives to Netflix for rates and service terms.
January 15, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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A federal appeals court in Washington on January 11 revived a company’s challenge of the alleged preferential treatment that the U.S. Postal Service gives to Netflix for rates and service terms.
The challenger, GameFly, which rents and sells video games to customers, asked the Postal Service for the same treatment that it provides Netflix, the movie rental company, when it comes to rates and service terms for sending DVDs through the mail.
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