Ohio court rejects city cable fees for streaming services
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -- The streaming services Netflix and Hulu are not video service providers that would have to pay local governments in Ohio the same
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -- The streaming services Netflix and Hulu are not video service providers that would have to pay local governments in Ohio the same
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At issue is the state's 2007 Video Service Authorization law regarding cable service fees and whether or not it applies to streaming services like Netflix and Hulu.
The argument is similar to one in several other states, where cities are trying to force streaming service companies to pay cable operator fees.
The Ohio Supreme Court is debating whether streaming services are covered by a state law that would require them to pay to play.