10 Questions for Sumner Redstone
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We believe in cultural exchange. We've gotten CCTV into a lot of hotels in the U.S. We export their product through the MTV Music Awards, which is a joint venture with CCTV. We are doing the things we think will endear us ultimately to China and keep opening the doors.
ISN'T CENSORSHIP IN CHINA AN ISSUE?
We really don't have that problem. The programming on our channels in China is co-produced with a Chinese company. We are very conscious of the taste of the Chinese people and the Chinese government. And therefore we don't produce material that invites criticism from China.
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