A year after Greenberg Traurig revealed that it started lobbying for Netflix Inc., the law firm's work for the video subscription service ended.
April 24, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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A year after Greenberg Traurig revealed that it started lobbying for Netflix Inc., the law firm’s work for the video subscription service ended.
Greenberg Traurig filed a lobbying termination report with Congress last week, saying it stopped advocating for Netflix on Feb.28. President Barack Obama on Jan.10 signed into law legislation that amended the Video Privacy Protection Act, the target of Greenberg Traurig’s lobbying.
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