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Is that real? It doesn't read like it was written by an attorney, and there was even a grammar mistake in the first paragraph.
by nhangen 12y ago
Is that real? It doesn't read like it was written by an attorney, and there was even a grammar mistake in the first paragraph.
- danielweber 12y agoReal attorneys make grammar mistakes all the time.
- nhangen 12y agoYou're telling me that no one proofreads documents like these?
- ignostic 12y agoI had my doubts, too: it seemed like a very strange way to "leak" the response, and the wording and phrasing weren't perfect. ARS seems to have called a spokesperson who didn't deny it, though: http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2014/06/netflix-refuses-to-comply-with-verizons-cease-and-desist-demands/ http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2014/06/netflix-refuses-t... Or at least ARS has a spokesperson saying the "letter speaks for itself," which suggests authenticity.