Everything You Need To Know About The Sony Hack

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What You Need To Know About The Sony Hack: Obama Criticizes Sony “We can’t have a society where some dictator someplace can start imposing censorship in the United States,” said Obama. If they hacked Sony over a silly movie, “imagine what they will do when they see a documentary they don’t like, or a news report.” Read More > SHARE: WATCH VIDEO  'The Interview': Inside The Numbers Sony has decided not to release 'The Interview' next week and will be taking a huge loss on the film. Here's a breakdown of some of the information and speculation that has emerged from the cyber attack. SHARE: Did Sony Do The Right Thing When It Pulled 'The Interview'? Sony Pictures doesn’t have a lot of defenders right now, even though the FBI issued a rare confirmation that the North Korean regime was indeed the driving force behind the massive cyber-attack and terrorist threats. Read More > SHARE: The Terrorists Won. So Now What Should Sony Do? Once the movie theater chains refused to screen the movie, Sony had no choice but to cancel the December 25th theatrical release of The Interview. So what happens next? Read More > SHARE: Live Map Shows Thousands Of Cyber Attacks As They Happen Tens of thousands of cyber attacks are launched every second – a majority of which are directed at the United States – but few have the impact that can force a Hollywood studio to cancel a film. Read More > SHARE: Here's What It Cost Sony Not To Release 'The Interview' The electronics and entertainment company’s stock price has fallen 7% since December 5th. Sony will take a huge loss on the film which cost $44 million to produce. Read More > SHARE: