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Monday, July 19, 2004 |
Man gets jail for selling bootlegged recordings
of bands
A Michigan man was sentenced to 1 1/2 years in prison and
must pay $120,000 for selling bootlegged recordings of
performances by Bob Dylan, Aerosmith, KISS and Bruce
Springsteen. He pleaded guilty in April to unauthorized
trafficking in recordings of live musical performances.
9:44:07 AM 
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Four years ago in my weblogging:
Home from Holiday
- 'Yesmail' is suing MAPS (Mail Abuse Prevention System, LLC --
maintainers of the Realtime Blackhole List)
- White House Chief of Staff John Podesta announced proposals to update
wiretapping laws to extend legal protections that apply to telephone calls
are extended to e-mail and other electronic communication, but to permit
eavesdropping on other electronic communications, too. The ACLU was
disappointed that President Clinton didn't just issue an executive order to
do it. A 'plan' for relaxation of export controls on encryption was on the
agenda, too. No discussion of Carnivore at the National Press Club talk.
- CNET is buying ZDNet.
- and more
4:43:19 AM
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