Sir Howard Stringer, the British boss of Sony, has finally gone public on the PlayStation Network hack with an open letter to Sony customers. Curiously, he decides to conflate the earthquake and tsunami that recently hit Japan with the security breach.
However, he does, at least, finally put his name to an apology for the continuing PlayStation Network downtime. He says: “As a company we – and I – apologise for the inconvenience and concern caused by this attack. Under the leadership of Kazuo Hirai, we have teams working around the clock and around the world to restore your access to those services as quickly, and as safely as possible.”
Not sure what to make of Stringer’s apology? Read his full statement after the break then jump into the comments to share your thoughts with us…
Tech has been dominated by some pretty heavyweight players in 2009. And you can bet that come 2010 the people behind out beloved gadgets will be dominating the headlines once again. So here’s our line up of this year’s top ten tech personalities and ten more to watch out for in 2010.
