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Sony Entertainment CEO Exiting to Become Snap Chairman
Michael Lynton was an early investor in the company co-founded by 26-year-old CEO Evan Spiegel, and has served on its board for nearly four years.
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Sony Names an Insider as New Chairman of Its Movie Unit
"Tom knows this business inside and out like few others do," CEO Lynton said in a statement about Rothman.
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Sony Pictures' Amy Pascal to Step Down as Co-Chairman
Pascal said she and CEO Michael Lynton had been discussing her transition to producer for "quite some time."
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Sony Boss Amy Pascal to Quit Co-Chair Post After Cyberattack Upheaval
Amy Pascal will step down as co-chairman of Sony Pictures Entertainment after hackers angry about a movie she championed mocking North Korea's dictator exposed a raft of embarrassing emails between Pascal and other Hollywood figures.
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Call to Google Got The Interview Out: Sony Pictures CEO
Lynton called Google Chairman Eric Schmidt, who he recalled told him: "this is what we've been waiting for."
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Sony Pictures CEO Had 'No Playbook' For Mega-Hack on Studio
The network was crippled. Days before Thanksgiving, Sony Pictures employees had logged onto computers that flashed a grim message from a hacker group calling itself Guardians of Peace. Soon personal information for tens of thousands of current and former workers was dumped online, including Social Security numbers and the purported salaries of top ...
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Google and Microsoft Stand With Sony Against Hackers
"I want to thank Google and Microsoft for helping make this a reality," said Sony Pictures CEO Michael Lynton in a release.
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Google, Microsoft Stand With Sony Against Hackers
Google and Microsoft joined forces with Sony on Wednesday, using their online might to release "The Interview" film to online audiences despite threats from hackers.
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In Plot Reversal, Sony Sends 'The Interview' to 200 Theaters
Sony Pictures will allow "The Interview" to play in more than 200 U.S. theaters as of Christmas Day, reversing its decision to pull the film, after coming under criticism from President Barack Obama and others for caving into pressure from North Korea.
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Sony Announces Limited Release for 'The Interview'
Sony Pictures Entertainment announced today a limited theatrical release of 'The Interview' beginning on Thursday, putting back into the theatres the comedy that prompted an international incident with North Korea and outrage over its cancelled release.
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Sony Entertainment CEO Exiting to Become Snap Chairman
Michael Lynton was an early investor in the company co-founded by 26-year-old CEO Evan Spiegel, and has served on its board for nearly four years.
-
Sony Names an Insider as New Chairman of Its Movie Unit
"Tom knows this business inside and out like few others do," CEO Lynton said in a statement about Rothman.
-
Sony Pictures' Amy Pascal to Step Down as Co-Chairman
Pascal said she and CEO Michael Lynton had been discussing her transition to producer for "quite some time."
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Sony Boss Amy Pascal to Quit Co-Chair Post After Cyberattack Upheaval
Amy Pascal will step down as co-chairman of Sony Pictures Entertainment after hackers angry about a movie she championed mocking North Korea's dictator exposed a raft of embarrassing emails between Pascal and other Hollywood figures.
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Call to Google Got The Interview Out: Sony Pictures CEO
Lynton called Google Chairman Eric Schmidt, who he recalled told him: "this is what we've been waiting for."
-
Sony Pictures CEO Had 'No Playbook' For Mega-Hack on Studio
The network was crippled. Days before Thanksgiving, Sony Pictures employees had logged onto computers that flashed a grim message from a hacker group calling itself Guardians of Peace. Soon personal information for tens of thousands of current and former workers was dumped online, including Social Security numbers and the purported salaries of top ...
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Google and Microsoft Stand With Sony Against Hackers
"I want to thank Google and Microsoft for helping make this a reality," said Sony Pictures CEO Michael Lynton in a release.
-
Google, Microsoft Stand With Sony Against Hackers
Google and Microsoft joined forces with Sony on Wednesday, using their online might to release "The Interview" film to online audiences despite threats from hackers.
-
In Plot Reversal, Sony Sends 'The Interview' to 200 Theaters
Sony Pictures will allow "The Interview" to play in more than 200 U.S. theaters as of Christmas Day, reversing its decision to pull the film, after coming under criticism from President Barack Obama and others for caving into pressure from North Korea.
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Sony Announces Limited Release for 'The Interview'
Sony Pictures Entertainment announced today a limited theatrical release of 'The Interview' beginning on Thursday, putting back into the theatres the comedy that prompted an international incident with North Korea and outrage over its cancelled release.
