Animation explains reports of Scarlett Johansson's nude photos leak

If you are asking in desperation why you were not informed about how hackers last week leaked online nude photographs of Hollywood star Scarlett Johansson, then fret not, dear netizen. Because Next Media Animation (NMA.tv) has come to your rescue using computer generated images (CGI) to walk you through the events leading to the exposé. The Taiwan-based media company posted their animated reconstruction of the nude photo hack-leak on video-file sharing site YouTube, as well as on the NMA.tv page on social networking site Facebook. NMA.tv is a subsidiary of Next Media Limited, a Hong Kong media conglomerate based in Taiwan, notorious for its funny CGI-animated re-enactments of current events and news stories. Their video animations are released in two versions with a choice of Chinese or English narration. The company was launched in September 2009 and its news animations were first derided by television stations which eventually began making their own animations of news stories. NMA.tv has since then worked on projects with the British Broadcasting Company (BBC), Reuters and The Cartoon Network. — RSJ, GMA News