In this digital age where content is so easily accessible, some viewers are wondering if there is any point to censoring movie and television titles online.
This was the question raised after streaming service giant Netflix revealed in its inaugural Environmental Social Governance (ESG) report recently that it took down nine pieces of content from its library in selected locations around the world after receiving government demands to do so.
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