Photos | Sony's New Website Launch
Five people gathered around a computer screen, wearing helmets and hardhats, reviewing documents and text for Sony's advertisement campaign for their new website launch. An airplane and vehicle poster can be seen in the background as a woman in professional clothing reads a newspaper.
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