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Shutterstock Employees Fight Company’s New Chinese Search Blacklist
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- president 7y agoCEO John Oringer's response is a joke: "Do we make the majority of our content available to China’s 1.3 billion citizens or do we take away their ability to access it entirely? " It's not like your typical Shutterstock images are liberating the Chinese people in any meaningful way. So yes, you might as well take away their ability to access Shutterstock and make a statement that a company that operates in a Democratic country will not tolerate censorship.