Sony’s CEO Howard Stringer has today had to fight calls by shareholders for his resignation.
Stringer had to answer questions regarding the PSN hack at the annual shareholders meeting and was at one point asked to step down due to the consumers loss of trust in the company and Sonys plumetting stock value.
Howard fought back claiming that 90% of all PSN users had returned after the hack and said that trust in the brand was in fact rising.
He also pointed out that the earthquake that hit Japan in March was also a major factor in Sony’s falling stock prices. He did go on to apologise for the problems that arose during the PSN hack.
So do the Console Monster readers trust Sony again?
