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Dennis Rodman doesn't believe North Korea is responsible for the Sony Pictures data breach.

Following a request by North Korea, Myanmar police are seizing copies of 'The Interview'

DVD, Blu-ray release of "The Interview" set to hit shelves on February 17.

North Korean citizens weigh in on smuggled copies of the new release film.

"The Interview" may not have been a theater box office hit, but continues to rack up sales and rentals online.

Sony Pictures didn't want to release "The Interview," but bowed under pressure - and could have helped usher in change in the movie industry.

Western movie viewers might be amused by "The Interview," but it's a serious matter for defectors from the reclusive North Korean regime.

It's possible the Guardians of Peace, the group that claimed responsibility for dropping Sony Pictures, still has access to SPE computers.

Anyone interested in watching "The Interview" now has a wider choice of options.

South Korean mobile Internet users face threat of malware when trying to download "The Interview"

Some cybersecurity experts might blame insider threat attacks against Sony Pictures, but the FBI continues to accuse North Korea.

A reported Lizard Squad member handed off data from Sony Pictures to Guardians of Peace prior to major cyberattack.

North Korea denied hacking Sony Pictures, and cybersecurity experts believe insider threat posed huge risk to Sony Pictures.

The Interview is Google Play and YouTube's top selling movie of the year.

Sony has made over $15 million through online distribution of 'The Interview' while it has only earned $3 million through theaters.

Apparently, there are a surprising number of people in North Korea interested in viewing 'The Interview,' much to the disgust of the government.

In its latest public statement, North Korean government describes Pres. Obama as "a monkey" in racial tirade.

The Interview was downloaded by pirate 750,000 times in the first day of its release.

'The Interview' rakes in a measly $1 million on release day, but online numbers not known.

The Interview will not be hitting iTunes for Christmas, as Apple is reportedly 'not interested' in doing so.

Sony Pictures releases "The Interview" on digital streaming services today, and 300 theaters will show the film Thursday.

Sony is hiring a director for the Director of Vulnerability Management Engineering position, if you're interested and qualified.

Sony Pictures today confirmed it will release "The Interview" in a limited number of theaters.

Pres. Obama considers what to do with North Korea, but it appears someone has beaten him to the punch.

Anonymous hacker collective could release "The Interview" to the Internet.

The Chinese government may have condemned the cyberattack against Sony Pictures, but certainly didn't place blame for the incident.

Sony could use Crackle to distribute "The Interview" to interested viewers.

North Koreans likely have no idea Sony Pictures has been humiliated over a movie.

Sony Pictures removes the Facebook and Twitter accounts of 'The Interview'

Pres. Obama believes Sony made a mistake in its hasty decision to pull "The Interview" from theaters.

Sony Pictures should make "The Interview" an online release

Sony allowing movie theaters to decide if they want to show The Interview after terror threats by hackers.

Sony hackers want the company to postpone the launch of The Interview, threatening the studio even more.

The hackers that broke into Sony Pictures Entertainment servers last week have been tracked back to a hotel in Bangkok.