Federal authorities have charged a Chicago man with copyright violations for allegedly uploading several episodes of Fox's "24'' on the Internet before the show's season premiere earlier this year. Jorge Romero, 24, used a Web site to download the first four episodes of the sixth season of "24'' and then uploaded them to LiveDigital.com, according to a federal complaint filed in Los Angeles on June 1.
June 05, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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Federal authorities have charged a Chicago man with copyright violations for allegedly uploading several episodes of Fox’s “24” on the Internet before the show’s season premiere earlier this year.
Jorge Romero, 24, used a Web site to download the first four episodes of the sixth season of “24” and then uploaded them to LiveDigital.com, according to a federal complaint filed in Los Angeles on June 1.
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