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Philippines Allows Screening Of Barbie But With Controversial Map Blurred - Vimarsana News

Philippines Allows Screening Of Barbie But With Controversial Map Blurred

Philippine censors said Wednesday they have allowed the upcoming Barbie film to be shown in cinemas, after asking its Hollywood distributor to blur a map allegedly showing China's claims to the disputed South China Sea.

Source: ndtv.com
Philippines allows screening of 'Barbie' movie, but wants 'South China Sea' map blurred - Vimarsana News

Philippines allows screening of 'Barbie' movie, but wants 'South China Sea' map blurred

They found that there were only eight dashes, not nine.

MTRCB warns AI threat to creative industry | The Manila Times - Vimarsana News

MTRCB warns AI threat to creative industry | The Manila Times

THE Movie and Television Review and Classification Board (MTRCB) said that one of the greatest concerns posed by artificial intelligence (AI) and synthetic media is the possibility of displacing thousands of Filipino workers in the creative sectors due to the features provided by AI apps that can now produce photos, videos and music.

MTRCB allows 'Barbie' to screen in PH, finds no depiction of 9-dash line - Vimarsana News

MTRCB allows 'Barbie' to screen in PH, finds no depiction of 9-dash line

MTRCB says they conducted 'two review sessions, thorough deliberations, and consultations with relevant government agencies' before allowing the screening of 'Barbie'

South China Sea: Philippines to allow Barbie film but wants map blurred - Vimarsana News

South China Sea: Philippines to allow Barbie film but wants map blurred

Philippine censors said they were convinced the "cartoonish" map did not depict the nine-dash line.

Source: bbc.co.uk