Howard Stringer, Chairman and CEO, Sony Corporation; Chairman and CEO, Sony Corporation of America
Headquartered in New York, NY
Sony’s consolidated sales in the U.S. for the fiscal year ended March 31, 2008 were $29 billion
U.S. subsidiary of Sony Corporation, Japan (Sales for fiscal year ended March 31, 2008: approximately $88.7 billion)
Sony Entertainment Inc.
Howard Stringer, President
Robert Wiesenthal, Executive Vice President and Chief Strategy Officer
The umbrella holding company dedicated to maximizing the value of Sony's entertainment assets, including Sony Pictures Entertainment and the joint ventures of Sony BMG Music Entertainment and Sony/ATV Music Publishing
Sony Media Software and Services
Responsible for the development of Sony's digital services businesses as well as infrastructure, leveraging Sony's entertainment assets with devices from Sony Electronics, Sony Computer Entertainment, Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications and other Sony businesses
Includes Gracenote®, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Sony Corporation of America. Gracenote® is a global leader in embedded technology, enriched content, and data services for digital entertainment solutions within the Internet, consumer electronics, mobile, and automotive markets
Includes Sony Creative Software, home of award winning applications for all levels of digital media creation, including Vegas, ACID Pro, Sound Forge and Media Manager software for PlayStation® Portable and Sony Ericsson phones
Manages broadband and wireless partnerships, alliances and new business opportunities
Sony CardSM
Sony Card, issued by J.P. Morgan Chase, is a versatile rewards credit card that gives consumers numerous opportunities through everyday purchases to earn points redeemable for Sony rewards
Cardmembers may earn a variety of rewards with purchases
Sony Plaza Public Arcade & Sony Wonder Technology Lab
Operates in Sony's U.S. headquarters at 550 Madison Avenue in New York, NY
Sony Wonder Technology Lab, Sony Corporation of America's free interactive communication technology and entertainment museum for all ages, opened May 25, 1994
Within 14,000 square feet, highlights of Sony Wonder Technology Lab include: audio lab, television production studio, medical imaging lab, environmental research studio and a 72-seat High Definition theater
The second floor (redesigned August 2003) features interactive exhibits that allow visitors to design their own video games, create their own movie trailers, learn to play musical instruments as backup to music artists, or use their shadows to create art
Sony Wonder Technology Lab has welcomed over 2.8 million guests since it opened in 1994
