Accidental porn broadcast causes online frenzy.
The article focuses on accidental porn being played on the LED display at the railway station in Jilin Province in China. A Computer technician who was called to repair the fault at the display system forgot to disconnect his laptop from the display screen and started watching the movie "The Forbidd...
| Publicado en: | Asia Pacific Arts pp. 1 - 2 |
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University of Southern California
7/3/2013
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