Sony’s Fake Movie Critic Scandal

Sony’s Fake Movie Critic Scandal

In 2000, Sony fabricated a movie critic named David Manning and used his fictional quotes to promote films. As a result, Sony paid over $1.5 million to moviegoers in a class-action lawsuit and more than $300,000 to the state of Connecticut, where Manning supposedly worked at a small weekly newspaper.

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