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Judge Calls Bull on ‘Psycho-Acoustic’ Beatles Covers
A federal judge dealt what may be a death blow to a Santa Cruz, California, company marketing Beatles music and other tunes as 25-cent downloads, despite the company’s claim that the tracks were...
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Parents of Dead Teen Sue School Over Sexting Images
The parents of a teenage girl who committed suicide last year are suing the girl’s ex-boyfriend and several other former high school classmates who circulated a nude photo of her and harassed her about...
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‘Missed Opportunity’ In File Sharing Case? Don’t Believe It
With the $675,000 judgment against Joel Tenenbaum now final, the inevitable finger pointing has begun. Tenenbaum was only the second person in the nation to be sued by the RIAA for file sharing and to...
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Office Space Actor Sues Anonymous Wikipedia Vandal
Office Space actor Ron Livingston has filed a lawsuit against an anonymous Wikipedia editor for repeatedly altering his entry on the free encyclopedia to claim Livingston is gay. Livingston suspects...
View ArticleDocument Reveals TJX Hacker’s Assistance to Prosecutors
Admitted TJX hacker Albert Gonzalez has identified two Russian accomplices who helped him hack into numerous companies and steal more than 130 million credit and debit card numbers. Gonzalez told...
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2010: The Year the Internet Went to War
It was a year without parallel. Threat Level’s bread-and-butter themes of censorship, hacking, security, privacy, copyright and cyberwar were all represented in tug-of-war struggles with unprecedented...
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Washington Drops Defense of Online ‘Adult Services’ Law
Washington state is halting its defense of a landmark law requiring online companies to verify the ages of people posting ads offering "adult services."
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