I don't believe the First Amendment comes in to play, when someone is trying to keep information from someone. As in Sony is trying to keep the news about it PRIVATE.
If they were official product photos that were owned by Sony or the manufacturing company then you could legally be asked to take them down. I suspect some of those photos are from factory documentation, so there may be a legal violation.
Anyway, this is between a Chinese factory and a Japanese blog, the First Amendment doesn't really apply...
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I don't believe the First Amendment comes in to play, when someone is trying to keep information from someone. As in Sony is trying to keep the news about it PRIVATE.
Ah, so sorry that the FIRST POST camouflage worked on you. Granted, the poster missed being first, but all the more reason to ridicule.
If they were official product photos that were owned by Sony or the manufacturing company then you could legally be asked to take them down. I suspect some of those photos are from factory documentation, so there may be a legal violation.
Anyway, this is between a Chinese factory and a Japanese blog, the First Amendment doesn't really apply...