A Los Angeles-area man arrested Wednesday on charges he uploaded nine pre-released recordings of Gun N' Roses tunes has allegedly confessed to the crime, which carries up to three years in prison.
Following the sentencing of two individuals convicted for piracy-related charges, the Electronic Software Association has commended the North Carolina and Virginia courts responsible for the rulings.
Back in June, we were bothered by the fact that the FBI was wasting its time investigating a blogger who had posted some unreleased Guns N' Roses tracks on his site.
Agency believes Orland Park man is responsible for at least 11 bank robberies; he is charged with 1 in New Lenox ...
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Computers Seized from Berkeley Activist Space - Via EFF.
Following the sentencing of two individuals convicted for piracy-related charges, the Electronic Software Association has commended the North Carolina and Virginia courts responsible for the rulings.
Iain Thomson in San Francisco, vnunet.
Los Angeles music blogger Kevin Cogill is accused of releasing Guns N' Roses songs online before their commercial release.
When crazy ol Axl said that he was going to report the leakers to the FBI and get them done for it; he wasn't actually messing around.
Bank customers and employees endure a frightening afternoon Thursday afternoon as two men launch a take-over style robbery in Powell.
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The online Hitman scammer who threatens to kill recipients if they do not pay thousands of dollars to the sender, is still sending out thousands of emails and the FBI is again today warning users to ...
The FBI arrested a California man Wednesday on allegations he broke federal copyright law by uploading to the internet nine Guns N' Roses songs before their official release.
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