North Korean animation outsourcing for Amazon, HBO Max series

Post by SEXMCNIGGA38933 » Mon, Apr 22, 2024, 10:51 PM UTC

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Post by CaptainOfCoit » Mon, Apr 22, 2024, 10:52 PM UTC

godelski wrote: post #198

constantcrying wrote: post #159

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I agree, you actually always have to work with other companies. The alternative is not possible. In general it is very easy and safe to work with companies in the same country as you, as they are bound by identical laws to you and litigation and control is relatively easy. They also can't legally re-outsource to companies you can't outsource to. Similar things are true if the company is in a broadly aligned country.…

> The further away Yeah, I agree that this is definitely a weighting factor. But neither do I think it is good to return to isolationism. Globalism, despite its many flaws, has clearly contributed to the long peace. Encourages negotiations at the table rather than on the battlefield given that in the end, wars are primarily economically driven. Better to destroy economies than people, even if the former can indirectl…

Post by s1artibartfast » Mon, Apr 22, 2024, 10:55 PM UTC

VS1999 wrote: post #192

s1artibartfast wrote: post #92

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It absolutely is a defense. We outsourced to company X, who is bound by law and contract not to engage in illegal actions. Company X, without our knowledge or approval subcontracted illegally.

If this is true, we just need to make companies liable for their subcontractors. They apparently know they can escape responsibility by farming out work they're not supposed to do.