The lawsuit faults Netflix for losing a drive that contained a copy of World War II thriller 'Fortitude.' The company maintains it's not responsible for the loss of the movie, which it says was delivered "without proper industry-standard safeguards."
I know the answer is in the article but tye headline doesn’t make clear if Netflix sued or are being sued. My 2 cents.
“Netflix sued” would mean they are being sued, “Netflix sues” means they are doing the suing.
“Netflix [had] sued” is as reasonable as “Netflix [was] sued,” is it not?
Edit: love it when you make a reasonable point and wind up with zero replies but exactly one downvote. Such a funny little experience, these moments are.
Here have another💋
Serious question:
Have you ever wondered why you enjoy being shitty to other people?
Damn. It was funnier with just one. Now it’s meaningless.
Unless it’s something that happened in the past…
You often constructions like:
“Netflix Sued Over Stolen Film: Here’s How It Went For Them”
Nice catch. I read it as “was sued” vs “has sued” without noticing. I should read more carefully.
You read it correctly.