Sony's Hawk-Eye system, featuring six 8K cameras, will be used across NFL stadiums starting in the 2025 season to assist in determining first downs, replacing the traditional chain gang method.

Sony Group Corporation responded to allegations of human rights violations against workers at a Malaysian supplier by conducting a third-party audit, enforcing its Supply Chain Code of Conduct, and discontinuing transactions with the supplier.

Sony Group Corporation acknowledged that an internal audit of a Malaysian supplier revealed probable violations of labour codes, raising concerns about forced labour practices and underscoring potential lapses in its supply chain ethics and labor rights oversight.

In 2021, Bruce Springsteen sold his music catalog to Sony for $500 million, marking a significant consolidation of cultural and media assets under a major conglomerate.

Hacked internal Sony emails reveal that Sony Pictures Entertainment orchestrated a politically charged PAC donation by promising funds before an election and releasing the check afterwards. This timing potentially allowed the donation to be used to influence political outcomes, raising serious concerns regarding democratic transparency and corporate influence.

Hacked internal communications from Sony show that Chris Dodd, a former Democratic senator turned lobbyist, advised film industry executives to support Republican candidates. This incident suggests involvement in political lobbying efforts that may undermine democratic processes and enable authoritarian policies.