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Sony CEO Howard Stringer told shareholders that his company was the target of hacker attacks in April “because we tried to protect our IP (intellectual property), our content, in this case videogames.”
In April Sony was forced to take its PlayStation Network (PSN) offline for several weeks after hackers broke in and stole information from more than 70 million user accounts, finally relaunching it in May. A similar attack also affected Sony Online Entertainment (SOE) servers, which control Sony’s online role-playing games. Combined, more than 100 million user accounts were affected.
I said I wasn't going to read ZDnet craps, but the title was about copyright that's noteworthy.
It is no doubt that Sony is one of the most abusive mega corporation, most likely will be one of the overlord during future human enslavement. However, it appears the article writer wrote a title insinuating something with no back up in the body. In other word, ZDnet is pure bs. But this trend overtakes the entire world of journalism making it impossible for me to read anything anymore without getting pissed. Maybe the press has always been this way and I just couldn't cope.
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It is no doubt that Sony is one of the most abusive mega corporation, most likely will be one of the overlord during future human enslavement. However, it appears the article writer wrote a title insinuating something with no back up in the body. In other word, ZDnet is pure bs. But this trend overtakes the entire world of journalism making it impossible for me to read anything anymore without getting pissed. Maybe the press has always been this way and I just couldn't cope.