Sony will be offering " Blanket Apology" amid more Leaks ahead

Sony Hacked in November

Sony Entertainment head Michael Lynton has reportedly called department heads at Sony Music to offer apologies in advance for any information that may emerge, including details of artists’ contracts. According to Telegraph UK.

Sony’s network was hacked last November as Sony prepared to release The Interview, a comedy about the assassination of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un. 

Sony Music executives are now “really stressed their stuff is going to get leaked”, according to Page Six, including “information on salaries and artists’ recording contracts”.

Industry sources quoted by Page Six said Mr Lynton offered a “blanket apology” to senior staff, including Sony Music chief executive Doug Morris and Martin Bandier, head of music publishing division Sony/ATV.

source: Telegraph UK