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Thomas Andrén, CEO of Massive Entertainment, photographed in Malmö, Sweden, May 15, 2025. Photo: Johan Nilsson / TT / Code 50090

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THOMAS ANDRÉN

Thomas Andrén, CEO of Massive Entertainment, photographed in Malmö, Sweden, May 15, 2025. Photo: Johan Nilsson / TT / Code 50090

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THOMAS ANDRÉN

Thomas Andrén, CEO of Massive Entertainment, photographed in Malmö, Sweden, May 15, 2025. Photo: Johan Nilsson / TT / Code 50090

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THOMAS ANDRÉN

Thomas Andrén, CEO of Massive Entertainment, photographed in Malmö, Sweden, May 15, 2025. Photo: Johan Nilsson / TT / Code 50090

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THOMAS ANDRÉN

Thomas Andrén, CEO of Massive Entertainment, photographed in Malmö, Sweden, May 15, 2025. Photo: Johan Nilsson / TT / Code 50090

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THOMAS ANDRÉN

Thomas Andrén, CEO of Massive Entertainment, photographed in Malmö, Sweden, May 15, 2025. Photo: Johan Nilsson / TT / Code 50090

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Kenya turns to Chinese-made electric buses for green transition

STORY: Kenya turns to Chinese-made electric buses for green transition DATELINE: Feb. 2, 2023 LENGTH: 0:02:37 LOCATION: Nairobi CATEGORY: ENTERTAINMENT SHOTLIST: 1. STANDUP (English): RUTH WANGARA, Xinhua correspondent 2. various of electric buses 3. SOUNDBITE 1 (English): MUTORO SIFUNA, Marketing manager, BasiGo 4. SOUNDBITE 2 (English): BETTY KILONZO, Passenger 5. various of electric buses 6. SOUNDBITE 3 (English): CHRISTOPHER MUIA, Chairman, Matatu Owners Association STORYLINE: STANDUP (English): RUTH WANGARA, Xinhua correspondent "This is a typical day in the roads of Nairobi, the Kenyan capital. I am standing at a roundabout in one of the main highways where thousands of cars ply this route on a daily basis, producing a great amount of carbon emissions, which makes the introduction of electric buses and cars that have zero tailpipe emissions a key stepping stone to cleaner air, decarbonization and fighting climate change." To reduce carbon emissions, Kenya is experiencing a massive transition from fo

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Texans fascinated by more fabulous celebrations for Lunar New Year

STORY: Texans fascinated by more fabulous celebrations for Lunar New Year DATELINE: Jan. 17, 2023 LENGTH: 0:02:38 LOCATION: HOUSTON, U.S. CATEGORY: SOCIETY/CULTURE SHOTLIST: 1. various of audience watching lion dance performance 2. various of lion dance performance STORYLINE: Texas, the second most populous U.S. state, is embracing Lunar New Year celebrations popping up more fabulously than before in places ranging from public libraries to children's museums, local bars, and Asian restaurants in both big cities and some small towns. POST Houston, a downtown entertainment and cultural hub in the state's largest city, hosted a massive Lunar New Year festival on Sunday with eye-catching performances, a carnival-like Asian pop-up market featuring food vendors, games, crafts and other cultural activities, as well as a grand party in the night. Lion and dragon dances, accompanied by the booming, rhythmic beating of drums and gongs, especially whipped up a festive atmosphere, gaining rapturous applause and chee

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Sony tells Congress it acted promptly on data breach

WASHINGTON, United States - Tim Schaaff (R), president of Sony Network Entertainment International, testifies during a U.S. congressional hearing in Washington on June 2, 2011, over the company's massive data breach involving its PlayStation gaming systems. Schaaff defended the company's response, saying the manufacturer promptly informed its customers of the trouble.

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Sony tells Congress it acted promptly on data breach

WASHINGTON, United States - Tim Schaaff (R), president of Sony Network Entertainment International, testifies during a U.S. congressional hearing in Washington on June 2, 2011, over the company's massive data breach involving its PlayStation gaming systems. Schaaff defended the company's response, saying the manufacturer promptly informed its customers of the trouble. (Kyodo)