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Sony struck a major blow against censorship after defying a Chinese government demand to delete the Statue Of Liberty from “Spiderman: No Way Home” ahead of its release. The bombshell rejection was revealed by “multiple sources,”
It is fascintating that a Japanese company is defending the use of an American icon against Chinese censorship. It is a bit disappointing that an American company was not the first to defend American icons against Chinese censorship. Disney probably would have complied and removed the Statue of Liberty.
It is fascintating that a Japanese company is defending the use of an American icon against Chinese censorship. It is a bit disappointing that an American company was not the first to defend American icons against Chinese censorship. Disney probably would have complied and removed the Statue of Liberty.
It is fascintating that a Japanese company is defending the use of an American icon against Chinese censorship. It is a bit disappointing that an American company was not the first to defend American icons against Chinese censorship. Disney probably would have complied and removed the Statue of Liberty.
No, think in broader terms...it's a company not caving into censorship demands by a government.
Yall know Disney actually shot the film right ??????
It doesn't change the likelihood that Disney would have caved in to the CCP's demands if they were in Sony's position relative to the movie's distribution.
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