It is kind of amazing how divided the United States is over racial issues, law enforcement and good ol' political agendas, but when a film studio gets hacked, it is fairly easy to get everyone on the same page ? and quickly! Sony canceled everything in connection with its film "The Interview" last week, fearing that the group that has successfully hacked the company would make good on its threats of violence. Once it was confirmed that **rth Korea was responsible for the large security breech, the studio decided **t to take any unnecessary risks and even the White House disagreed with the decision.First, Hollywood as a whole chimed in collectively, **t wanting to feel like its business was being controlled by Kim Jong Un's regime. Then political leaders such as U.S. Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., and Newt Gingrich started rallying for the film's release. By this morning, Dec. 22, Sony started contemplating exactly what the best way to Release "The Interview" might be. While the logical possibility was either video on demand or Netflix, some other companies might be more than a little skittish, fearing that they, too, Will be hacked.
12-23-2014, 12:13 AM
Due to Mounting Pressure, Sony Will Likely Release 'The Interview' Eventually
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