The Master Copy Conundrum: A Cautionary Tale for the Streaming Era The latest lawsuit against Netflix is a stark reminder that control and ownership can be murky concepts, even in an era of unprecedented access to entertainment.
A UK based production company and a filmmaker are suing the streaming giant for $105 million, alleging that it lost a master copy of their unreleased espionage movie "Fortitude", starring Nicolas Cage.
The complaint, filed in California district court, paints a picture of negligence on Netflix's part.