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Three men dubbed the "Robin Hoods of cyberspace" by prosecutors pleaded guilty Tuesday to putting millions of dollars worth of copyrighted computer games, movies and software on the Internet so that people around the world could make copies for free. They are the first Americans convicted in what the Justice Department said was the largest-ever investigation of software piracy. All three said they made no money on the scheme, and just did it for fun.
March 10, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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