Mitt Romney is tweeting out his ideas as to how Sony Pictures should handle its comedy film “The Interview,” CNS News reports.
In a tweet, Romney suggests Sony should fight threats from hackers and release the film for free online globally and recommend a donation of $5 from viewers in order to fight Ebola.
Following threats of violence at some theater chains planning to carry the film, Sony has withdrawn “The Interview”, a film that depicts the assassination of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.
Sony is facing tens of millions of dollars in losses from earlier leaks by hackers that attacked the company.
U.S. officials claim the North Korean government ordered the hacking attack on Sony Pictures Entertainment.
{Andy Heller-Matzav.com Newscenter}
