GAMING NEWSTop Sony Exec's Job Security In DangerPosted on Wednesday, May 4 @ 08:21:00 Eastern by Anthony Severino
![]() The recent PlayStation Network data breach has cost Sony a lot. Gamers don't trust the corporation with their credit card information, and developers have missed out on potential sales and may not have faith in further profitability. The entire fiasco could end up costing Sony upwards of $24 billion, and it may end up costing key Sony executives their jobs. Michael On, a fund manager at Beyond Asset Management in Taipei is calling for Sony Corporation CEO, Sir Howard Stringer, to step down: Another Taipei-based fund manager chimed in, stating that head of PlayStation and Sony VP, Kaz Hirai, may not end up succeeding Stringer due to the situation: Do you feel that the PSN data breach is enough cause for these executives to step down? [Source] More from the Game Revolution Network Comments
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MrrClean
Joined: Aug 2010
I love my PS3, but seriously, that was a clusterf*ck and a half on Sony's part.
Klandathu
Joined: Apr 2008