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Think shelling out $400 for a PS4 is too much? One buyer paid more than $100,000 in an online auction.

The company announced that it will stream the controversial Sony film to its subscribers in the U.S. and Canada from Jan. 24.

The sci-fi drama series stars 'District 9' and 'Maleficent' actor Sharlto Copley.

According to a New York Times report, the NSA broke into North Korea's Internet before last year's breach of Sony's systems.

The world No. 78 golfer was found unconscious nearly 7 miles from where he was abducted.

A $50 price cut helped the Xbox One outsell the PlayStation 4 during the holiday season, and that same discount is back.

The president wants to encourage companies to share breach information with the feds by affording them liability protection, but the plan raises fears.

Sony Pictures says it's still offline, but has not lost one day of production on film and TV projects.

IGN sat down with Sony Online Entertainment's 'H1Z1' alpha version during CES 2015.

Chinese buyers won't be able to buy the PlayStation 4 just yet as the launch of the console has been delayed.

North Korea's fiery rhetoric came after the U.S. placed damaging sanctions on key figures in the country's already limited economy.

Sony Online Entertainment will launch its beta in less than two weeks.

Guilty of filling up your 500 GB drive? This new option may be your best bet.

The consumer electronics industry promises 2015 will be the year of 4K televisions. They said that last year, too.

As the console war rages on, Sony continues to dominate the market.

Sony's turnaround efforts have placed content at the forefront of its hardware offerings.

With more than 50 million subscribers, can Netflix boost the struggling TV industry?

A representative of North Korea's foreign ministry says the U.S. is "groundlessly stirring up bad blood."

Facing criticism from cybersecurity experts, U.S. investigators continue to look at North Korea as the perpetrator.

South Korea has sought to resume talks with the North in a significant overture amid escalating tensions over cybersecurity.

Fans can now rent or own "The Interview" on iTunes. Movie already has $15 million in online sales.

Angry customers are asking Sony for refunds or free service in response to the outage.

K-pop label Feel Ghood Music says Sony never paid to use a song that appears in the film.

The Lizard Squad claimed responsibility for the hack that disrupted the PlayStation Network.

A victory for free speech, but maybe not for Sony: "The Interview" has been illegally downloaded more than 200,000 times since it was streamed online Wednesday.

The self-styled Lizard Squad, which could allied with North Korea or just seeking publicity, claims to have done it.

Sony and Google are offering the movie that has enraged North Korea for digital streaming and download.

Sony Pictures had reportedly approached Apple to stream the controversial film, which is releasing Thursday after being pulled from theaters.