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This photo released by Sony - Columbia Pictures shows James Franco, left, as Dave and Seth Rogen as Aaron in a scene from Columbia Pictures' "The Interview." (AP Photo/Sony - Columbia Pictures, Ed Araquel)
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Sony Pictures is trying to chart the right course through political and public-opinion minefields after a hacking attempt to prevent its release of "The Interview." (Associated Press)
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North Korea's chief delegate Kim Yong-chol has been identified as the man behind the Sony hack. (AP Photo/Jung Yeon-je, POOL)
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Mel Brooks weighed in on the controversy surrounding Sony and the Kim Jong-un deprecating movie "The interview," joking that he at least waited until Hitler no longer posed a threat before directing "The Producers." (YouTube)
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House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence Chairman Rep. Mike Rogers, Michigan Republican, took President Obama to task for going to Hawaii for vacation right after North Korea's cyberattack against Sony. (AP Photo/Manuel Balce Ceneta, File)
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This image released by Sony Pictures Classics shows Steve Carell in a scene from "Foxcatcher."Carell portrays John du Pont, a millionaire convicted of third-degree murder in the death of Dave Schultz, an Olympic champion freestyle wrestler. (AP Photo/Sony Pictures Classics, Scott Garfield)
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When Sony canceled the release of a film in response to terrorist threats from hackers, Republican Newt Gingrich tweeted that "American has lost its first cyberwar." (Associated Press)
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National Edition Opinion cover for December 19, 2014 - Lessons from the Sony hack attack (Illustration by Linas Garsys for The Washington Times)
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Al Sharpton on Monday blasted Hollywood for being too white, after a series of leaked emails revealed racially insensitive dialogue between Sony Pictures co-chair Amy Pascal and movie producer Scott Rudin. (TMZ)
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In this image released by Sony Pictures Classics, Julianne Moore appears in a scene from the film, "Still Alice." (AP Photo/Sony Pictures Classics, Linda Kallerus)
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Sony 4K Ultra Short Throw Projector. With the size of televisions still getting larger, the size of your living room walls to house all of the technology is not necessarily growing at the same rate. Sony has come up with a solution to this problem. The Sony 4K Ultra Short Throw Projector is placed mere inches away from the wall, but produces a 147-inch, 4K image. By placing it next to the wall, there is no problem with viewers interfering with the projection, so no viewer shadows. The projector is available for purchase at major retailers starting at $1,299.
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Sony Smart Watch 2. The Sony SmartWatch 2 is an Android connected smart watch and is a great companion to your mobile device. You can immediately see what's going on in your life (well. at least the part that your phone knows about), and you can keep your phone in your pocket. Also, since it is an Android-powered device, you can run an ever-expanding variety of applications right on your wrist. The Sony SmartWatch 2 is available to purchase on their website and at major retailers.
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This CD cover released by Sony shows "Blue Smoke," by Dolly Parton. (AP Photo/Sony)
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This image released by Sony Pictures shows Andrew Garfield, left, and Dane DeHaan in the film, "The Amazing Spider-Man 2." (AP Photo/Columbia Pictures - Sony Pictures, Niko Tavernise)
