Crazymann on 28 June 2011
| SamuelRSmith said: Stringer should step down, anyway. He's not exactly been Sony's grand saviour, the company is still very much stuck in the 90s, in many regards. I'm also worried that he's giving a stale impression of Western CEOs to Japanese share-holders, and if there's one thing Japan doesn't need right now, is a reversal in terms of opening up its businesses to foreign influences. |
I don't necessarily agree that Stringer should step down. Firstly, NO executive could prevent the hacker attacks, and - while Sony has its problems like any other company - they are making inroads in some respects. Plus, who would you suggest as a replacement? Mr. Riiiiiiiidge Racer? Crazy Ken? Stringer may not be the end-all-be-all of CEO's, but he isn't bad.
