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Sony's 'The Interview' Surpasses $40 Million in Digital Sales
"The Interview," the Sony Pictures comedy believed to have triggered a cyber attack on the studio, has racked up over $40 million in sales from 5.8 million digital downloads, the studio said on Tuesday.
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Sony Lines Up DVD Version of 'The Interview'
Sony Pictures Entertainment on Wednesday announced a special DVD and Blu-ray version of its controversial film "The Interview" with extra content that will poke fun at the idea of dating North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un.
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FBI Director Gives New Clues Tying North Korea to Sony Hack
The Federal Bureau of Investigation director revealed new details on Wednesday about the stunning cyber-attack against Sony Pictures Entertainment Inc, part of the Barack Obama administration's effort to challenge persistent skepticism about whether North Korea's government was responsible for the brazen hacking.
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Sony Hackers 'Got Sloppy,' Posted From North Korea Servers, Says FBI
FBI Director James Comey said on Wednesday that he is confident that North Korea was behind the cyber hack into Sony Pictures Entertainment because the group sometimes posted material from servers used exclusively by the North Korean government.
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'The Interview' Becomes Sony Pictures' All-Time Online Hit
Controversial North Korea satire "The Interview" has made over $31 million on the Internet and other small-screen formats, Sony's best-grossing online film ever, the studio said on Tuesday.
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US Slaps More Sanctions on North Korea After Sony Hack
North Korea was hit with more sanctions on Friday designed to impede access to the US financial system in the wake of a cyberattack on Sony Pictures Entertainment, which the Obama Administration has said was supported by the reclusive country.
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United States Imposes Sanctions on North Korea Over Sony Cyber Attack
The US is imposing sanctions on North Korea in retaliation for the cyber attack against Sony Pictures Entertainment.
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Sony Pictures to Screen 'The Interview' in Canada
Canadians will be able to watch "The Interview" when the comedy that provoked an international incident with North Korea is released in theaters across the country later this week.
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North Korea Had Help Attacking Sony Pictures: US Investigators
US investigators believe that North Korea likely hired hackers from outside the country to help with last month's massive cyber attack against Sony Pictures, an official close to the investigation said on Monday.
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North Korea Blames the US for Internet Outages
North Korea accused the United States today of being responsible for Internet outages it experienced in recent days amid a confrontation between them over the hacking of the film studio Sony Pictures.
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US President Barack Obama Applauds Sony Decision to Show 'The Interview': White House
"The President applauds Sony's decision to authorize screenings of the film," White House spokesman Eric Schultz said in a statement.
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US Theaters Say They'll Show Cancelled Sony Pictures' Film
Several US movie theaters said they will begin showing "The Interview" on Thursday, seemingly putting the comedy back in theaters after Sony Pictures Entertainment canceled its release.
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Barack Obama Says Sony Hack Was Not 'An Act of War'
North Korea's alleged hack of Sony Pictures was not an act of war, President Barack Obama said in an interview aired on Sunday, as Pyongyang threatened reprisals if targeted with sanctions.
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Republicans to Back 'The Interview' if it Gets to Theaters
The Republican Party is calling on supporters to buy a ticket to the "The Interview" if theater owners reverse their decision not to show the film amid threats of retaliation for its comedic take on assassinating North Korea's leader.
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'We Have Not Caved': Sony Chief Michael Lynton on North Korea Hack
Sony boss Michael Lynton denied Friday the Hollywood studio has "caved" by canceling the release of "The Interview," and hit back at President Barack Obama's claim that it had made a mistake.
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Sony's 'The Interview' Surpasses $40 Million in Digital Sales
"The Interview," the Sony Pictures comedy believed to have triggered a cyber attack on the studio, has racked up over $40 million in sales from 5.8 million digital downloads, the studio said on Tuesday.
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Sony Lines Up DVD Version of 'The Interview'
Sony Pictures Entertainment on Wednesday announced a special DVD and Blu-ray version of its controversial film "The Interview" with extra content that will poke fun at the idea of dating North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un.
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FBI Director Gives New Clues Tying North Korea to Sony Hack
The Federal Bureau of Investigation director revealed new details on Wednesday about the stunning cyber-attack against Sony Pictures Entertainment Inc, part of the Barack Obama administration's effort to challenge persistent skepticism about whether North Korea's government was responsible for the brazen hacking.
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Sony Hackers 'Got Sloppy,' Posted From North Korea Servers, Says FBI
FBI Director James Comey said on Wednesday that he is confident that North Korea was behind the cyber hack into Sony Pictures Entertainment because the group sometimes posted material from servers used exclusively by the North Korean government.
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'The Interview' Becomes Sony Pictures' All-Time Online Hit
Controversial North Korea satire "The Interview" has made over $31 million on the Internet and other small-screen formats, Sony's best-grossing online film ever, the studio said on Tuesday.
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US Slaps More Sanctions on North Korea After Sony Hack
North Korea was hit with more sanctions on Friday designed to impede access to the US financial system in the wake of a cyberattack on Sony Pictures Entertainment, which the Obama Administration has said was supported by the reclusive country.
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United States Imposes Sanctions on North Korea Over Sony Cyber Attack
The US is imposing sanctions on North Korea in retaliation for the cyber attack against Sony Pictures Entertainment.
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Sony Pictures to Screen 'The Interview' in Canada
Canadians will be able to watch "The Interview" when the comedy that provoked an international incident with North Korea is released in theaters across the country later this week.
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North Korea Had Help Attacking Sony Pictures: US Investigators
US investigators believe that North Korea likely hired hackers from outside the country to help with last month's massive cyber attack against Sony Pictures, an official close to the investigation said on Monday.
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North Korea Blames the US for Internet Outages
North Korea accused the United States today of being responsible for Internet outages it experienced in recent days amid a confrontation between them over the hacking of the film studio Sony Pictures.
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US President Barack Obama Applauds Sony Decision to Show 'The Interview': White House
"The President applauds Sony's decision to authorize screenings of the film," White House spokesman Eric Schultz said in a statement.
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US Theaters Say They'll Show Cancelled Sony Pictures' Film
Several US movie theaters said they will begin showing "The Interview" on Thursday, seemingly putting the comedy back in theaters after Sony Pictures Entertainment canceled its release.
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Barack Obama Says Sony Hack Was Not 'An Act of War'
North Korea's alleged hack of Sony Pictures was not an act of war, President Barack Obama said in an interview aired on Sunday, as Pyongyang threatened reprisals if targeted with sanctions.
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Republicans to Back 'The Interview' if it Gets to Theaters
The Republican Party is calling on supporters to buy a ticket to the "The Interview" if theater owners reverse their decision not to show the film amid threats of retaliation for its comedic take on assassinating North Korea's leader.
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'We Have Not Caved': Sony Chief Michael Lynton on North Korea Hack
Sony boss Michael Lynton denied Friday the Hollywood studio has "caved" by canceling the release of "The Interview," and hit back at President Barack Obama's claim that it had made a mistake.
