Sony Confirms Data Breach That Exposed Personal Information of Thousands in the US Sony has sent letters to nearly 6,800 former and current employees and their family members to notify them about a data breach that exposed personal information. by Aldohn Domingo
Culture Sony Pictures Entertainment Drops ‘Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse’ Official Trailer by Jacob Elyachar
Culture Hot Off The Rumor Mill: '21 Jump Street' And 'Men In Black' Crossover Reportedly Moving Forward by Louise Chan
Tech Sony Pictures Hacked By ‘Well-Resourced’ Group, Not Rogue Hacktivists, Says Kaspersky by Vincent Lanaria
Business Tech Sony Is Shelling Out $8M To Settle Employee Claims On Hacked Personal Data by Menchie Mendoza
Life Steve Jobs' Widow Laurene Powell-Jobs Reportedly Tried To Block Aaron Sorkin’s Film: Here’s Why by Alyssa Navarro
Business Tech Sony Pictures Entertainment Settles In Ex-Employees' Class-Action Lawsuit Over Data Breach by Alexandra Burlacu
Business Tech WikiLeaks Leaks More Sony Documents: Secret Apple Deal And Bribery Investigation Revealed by Christian de Looper
Tech WikiLeaks Dumps 270,000 Sony Emails, Private Files, Financial Data Into Its Database by Nicole Arce
Culture Rumor Says Marvel And Sony Are Arguing Over Their New Spider-Man — And Asa Butterfield's Out by Robin Parrish
Culture WikiLeaks Dumps 30,000 Documents And 173,000 Emails In Searchable Online Database by Anu Passary
Tech Sony Might Tap 'Tron' Director Joseph Kosinski For 'Gran Turismo' Big Screen Adaptation by Aaron Mamiit
Culture Sony Pictures Moving Ahead With Sinister Six and Venom Movies: Marvel's Kevin Feige Not Involved by Vamien McKalin
Culture Marvel's Big Aim With Sony Pictures Deal Is To Eventually Reclaim Spider-Man Movie Rights by Vamien McKalin
Culture Amy Pascal Resigns From Her Co-Chairwoman Position At Sony Pictures Entertainment: Was She Forced And Who Will Replace Her? by Vamien McKalin
Culture Who Was Really Behind The Sony Hack? Experts Weigh In On Different Theories by Lauren Keating
Life Obama: Sony Pictures Hack Is 'Cyber-Vandalism,' Not 'Act of War' and Response Sets 'Bad Precedent' by Quinten Plummer
Researchers Achieve Record Data Transmission Speed, 4.5 Million Times Faster Than Average Home Broadband