How Can Sony Recoup Their Investment on 'The Interview'?

The transcript discusses the aftermath of a major security breach at Sony, focusing on business and legal considerations, security protocols, insurance coverage, and liability issues. It highlights the impact on individuals and the broader industry, emphasizing the need for improved security measures and the responsibilities of CEOs in safeguarding information. The discussion also touches on the potential chilling effect on creative expression due to security concerns.

What is one of the primary considerations for Sony after the hack?

• Changing the movie's storyline

• Hiring more actors

• Recouping their investment

• Increasing movie ticket prices

What was unique about the nature of the attack on Sony?

• It involved threats of physical violence

• It was the first attack on a movie studio

• It was the first time a movie was leaked online

• It was the largest data breach in history

What might Sony's insurance cover in relation to the hack?

• The entire cost of the movie

• Only the marketing expenses

• None of the expenses

• A portion of the production costs

What could individuals affected by the hack potentially do?

• Demand a new movie be made

• Request a public apology

• Sue Sony for not protecting their information

• Ignore the situation

Why did some theater exhibitors decide not to show the movie?

• They had technical issues

• They were not paid enough

• They disliked the movie

• They faced potential liability from threats

What is a potential consequence for movie studios after this incident?

• Higher budgets for films

• More movies being made

• A chilling effect on creative expression

• Increased ticket sales

What lesson should executives learn from the Sony hack?

• To hire more actors

• To avoid making controversial films

• To improve online security measures

• To release movies faster