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    Sony to Skip CES 2027 in Entertainment Pivot▼Sony Is Skipping CES In 2027 As It Focuses More On Entertainment✉newsCultureEntertainment3 h ago

    Sony will not attend CES 2027, according to an Engadget report, as the company shifts its focus toward entertainment. The move marks a notable absence for one of the tech show's longtime exhibitors and signals Sony's growing emphasis on gaming, film, music and other content businesses over traditional consumer electronics showcases.

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    Sony to Skip CES 2027, First Absence Since 1967▼Sony Is Skipping CES 2027 for the First Time Since 1967✉newsTechnologyGadgets18 min ago

    Sony will not attend CES 2027, breaking a nearly six-decade streak at the Las Vegas consumer electronics show that dates back to 1967. The reported withdrawal is notable because Sony has been one of the show's most consistent and prominent exhibitors. No detailed reason for the decision is available yet, so observers are left speculating about the company's shifting marketing priorities.

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    World Golf Hall of Fame reveals 2027 finalist list▼World Golf Hall of Fame announces 2027 finalists, including Justin Rose, Inbee Park, Jim Nantz✉newsSportGolf1 h ago

    The World Golf Hall of Fame has announced its finalists for the 2027 class, with Major champions Justin Rose and Inbee Park among the names, alongside veteran broadcaster Jim Nantz. The announcement is drawing attention across the golf world as fans and analysts debate which finalists deserve induction.

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    Sony Exits CES 2027, Pivots to Entertainment Content▼Sony Exits CES 2027, Shifts Focus to Entertainment Content✉newsCultureEntertainment12 h ago

    Sony will not take part in CES 2027, with reports saying the company is shifting its priorities toward entertainment content rather than the hardware showcases the trade show is known for. The move marks a notable departure from one of the tech industry's biggest stages and fits Sony's broader emphasis on games, music, film and other media businesses.