Source: news.softpedia.com - Saturday, December 27, 2014
Following threats from hackers and / or terrorists, the Sony-funded film starring Seth Rogen and James Franco, “The Interview,” has failed to make it into iTunes despite Sony asking for help to sell the movie using a well-established digital distribution platform. According to widespread reports, Apple refused, or at least didn’t want to rush into hosting the controversial film on its iTunes Store, while spokespeople for the company declined to comment on the matter. One of 2014’s biggest co... ( read more )
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Following threats from hackers and / or terrorists, the Sony-funded film starring Seth Rogen and James Franco, “The Interview,” has failed to make it into iTunes despite Sony asking for help to sell the movie using a well-established digital distribution platform. According to widespread reports, Apple refused, or at least didn’t want to rush into hosting the controversial film on its iTunes Store, while spokespeople for the company declined to comment on the matter. One of 2014’s biggest co... ( read more )from Top News on RSS Feeds http://spd.rss.ac/aHR0cDovL25ld3Muc29mdHBlZGlhLmNvbS9uZXdzL0RpZC1BcHBsZS1UaGluay1UaGUtSW50ZXJ2aWV3LVdvdWxkLVN0YWluLWlUdW5lcy00NjgzNjAuc2h0bWw=
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