Sony Hack Attack
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Hollywood on Edge as Sony Tells Theaters They Can Pull ‘Interview’ After Terror Threat
Department of Homeland Security says: “At this time there is no credible intelligence to indicate an active plot”
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Seth Rogen, James Franco’s Press Tour for ‘The Interview’ Canceled in Wake of Hackers’ New Threat
The film’s stars have withdrawn from all previously scheduled interviews and appearances in the run up to the release
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Seth Rogen Tried to Make Kim Jong-un ‘Adorable’ in ‘The Interview’
Star and cowriter of the controversial film also admits he considered changing the North Korean dictator’s name
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Sony Hackers Threaten 9/11 Attack on Theaters That Show ‘The Interview’
New threat invokes World Trade Center attack on movie theaters showing the comedy
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Sony Slapped With Class Action Lawsuit by Former Employees Over Hack Attack
Complaint calls security breach “an epic nightmare”
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Sony Hack Attack: 11 Newest Developments
From a stock market fall to Oprah Winfrey’s call to resist harsh judgement on Sony executives
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Sony Hack Attack: Stocks Tumble in Wake of Data Breach
Stocks slip more than 10 percent as cyber assault continues against the studio
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Bloomberg’s John Heilemann Defends News Value of Publishing Sony Hacks (Video)
“There are a lot of things that have been reported that would be considered news if they had been found in another way,” Heilemann says
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Sony Lawyer David Boies’ Letter to TheWrap Confirms ‘The Interview’ as Motive Behind Hack Attack
Correspondence says hackers are demanding Seth Rogen-James Franco comedy receive no distribution
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What If the Cyber Attacks Against Sony Don’t Stop? A Big Media Nightmare (Guest Blog)
The hack attack against Sony has been the most ominous development in a dreadful period for media
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James Franco, Seth Rogen Blast Media for Publishing Sony Hack Leaks: ‘It’s F–king Stolen’ (Audio)
“The Interview” co-stars express their outrage that leaked documents are appearing in the press on “The Howard Stern Show”
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Sony Hack: Hollywood Studios Rebuff MPAA Request to Publicly Support Sony
Michael Lynton and MPAA were rejected by studios in plea to stand with Sony in written letter according to new report
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Sony Demands Media Stop Posting Data Leaked by Hackers
Attorney David Boies, speaking for the studio, calls documents “stolen information” and asks that they be destroyed in letter to media outlets
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Sony Hackers Stole Script of Next James Bond Movie ‘Spectre’
The producers say they will “take all necessary steps to protect their rights” against copyright infringement
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Sony Hackers Leak New Data, Threaten ‘Christmas Gift’ To Put Studio In ‘Worst State’
Latest data dump, the seventh, related to Sony streaming site Crackle