Sony shareholders' meeting

TOKYO, Japan - Sony Corp. shareholders enter a building for a meeting in Tokyo on June 28, 2011. During the meeting, Sony Chairman and President Howard Stringer apologized for a massive data leak involving about 100 million accounts mainly of its PlayStation gaming systems.

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