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President Obama has called outSony for craven censorship on a daythe Federal Bureau of Investigation formally announced that North Korea was behind the hacking of Sony Corp.

In a statement the FBI said that it has enough information to conclude that the North Korean government is responsible for these actions.

The bureau said that its investigation revealed links to other malware that it knows North Korean actors have used previously developed; that there was an observed significant overlap between the infrastructure used in this attack and other malicious cyber activity the government has previously linked directly to North Korea, and that the tools used in the Sony attack have similarities to a cyber attack in March of last year against South Korean banks and media outlets, which was carried out by North Korea.

We are deeply concerned about the destructive nature of this attack on a private sector entity and the ordinary citizens who worked there the FBI said in a statement. Such acts of intimidation fall outside the bounds of acceptable state behavior. The FBI takes seriously any attemptwhether through cyber-enabled means, threats of violence, or otherwiseto undermine the economic and social prosperity of our citizens.

At apress conferenceat the White House, President Obama didnt mince his words when it came to Sonys decision to pull the movie from cinemas, a move he called a mistake.

We cannot have a society in which some dictator some place can start imposing censorship here in the United States, the Commander in Chief said, while noting he was sympathetic on the circumstances Sony is facing.

Imagine if producers and distributors and others start engaging in self-censorship because they dont want to offend the sensibilities of somebody whose sensibilities probably need to be offended.

He added that the Government was considering a proportional response.

Sony responded to the Presidents remarks stating that he was mistaken in blaming the company, and instead pointed the finger at movie chains.

The movie theaters came to us one by one over the course of a very short period of time and announced that they would not carry the movie,Michael Lynton, CEO of Sony Pictures Entertainment said. At that point in time, we had not alternative to proceed with the theatrical release.

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I am not a fan of North Korea or its leader [How will US respond to Sony hack? Nation & World, Dec. 18]. Second, I am not a fan of imposed censorship. But, the reason we do not have imposed censorship in this country is because we exercise responsible freedom of speech.

Self-censorship is always important, both in personal and professional spheres. Making stupidly obnoxious films and calling them comedies seems to be a Hollywood expertise, and condoning this is a rejection of the idea of self-censorship.

When a company is insane enough to make a movie about the assassination of a real person and call it a comedy, and when proponents of free speech are insane enough to feel it is justified, then we have an example of the breakdown in social constraints.

Sony got, in my opinion, what it deserved.

Frank Mitchell, Seattle

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