Controversial fashion retailer American Apparel has landed itself in hot water again for the “inappropriate sexualisation” of an underage-looking model on its website.
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Since its initial $2 million investment in August 2013, Sky has used the platform to broaden distribution of services such as Sky News and NOW TV to its growing digital audience.