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Kyoto Court Rules Video Platform FC2 Founder Guilty

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Kyoto, Aug. 21 (Jiji Press)–Kyoto District Court on Thursday ruled Riyo Takahashi, who founded video-sharing service FC2, guilty over obscene videos that appeared on the platform. Takahashi, 51, was sentenced to three years in prison with a five-year suspension and fined 2.5 million yen. Takahashi allowed a large number of such videos to remain on the platform knowing that they had been…

Kyoto Court Rules Video Platform FC2 Founder Guilty

Kyoto, Aug. 21 (Jiji Press)–Kyoto District Court on Thursday ruled Riyo Takahashi, who founded video-sharing service FC2, guilty over obscene videos that appeared on the platform. Takahashi, 51, was sentenced to three years in prison with a five-year suspension and fined 2.5 million yen. Takahashi allowed a large number of such videos to remain on the platform knowing that they had been…

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