What is the main irony in Sony's situation regarding the hacks?

• Sony is trying to hack the hackers.

• Sony wants to protect its information while journalists want to release it.

• Sony supports the First Amendment but also opposes it.

• Sony is both a victim and a perpetrator of hacking.

How does the law view information in terms of property?

• Information is always considered stolen if accessed without permission.

• The law treats all information as physical property.

• The law struggles to define information as property.

• Information is never considered stolen.

What pressure do traditional journalists face according to the transcript?

• The pressure to avoid publishing sensitive information.

• The pressure to publish quickly to avoid losing the scoop.

• The pressure to protect their sources at all costs.

• The pressure to collaborate with hackers.

According to Aaron Sorkin, what is the difference between hackers and journalists?

• Journalists have more legal protection than hackers.

• Hackers are more ethical than journalists.

• Hackers have a cause, while journalists are motivated by profit.

• Journalists are more skilled than hackers.

What is a major challenge for businesses in preventing hacks?

• Investing in more legal protection.

• Hiring more journalists to report on hacks.

• Reducing employee salaries to prevent leaks.

• Allocating more resources to cybersecurity.