GNR Leaker Sentenced to House Arrest

July 15, 2009 1 Comment by Jake Brown

Guns N' Roses - Chinese DemocracyWired: Guns N’ Roses Uploader Gets House Arrest, Will Make Anti-Piracy Ad.

Kevin “Skwerl” Cogill, the blogger who uploaded nine tracks from Chinese Democracy to Antiquiet prior to its release date, got a slap on the wrist, won’t have to pay a fine, and will make a radio or television message “talking about the importance of protecting copyright holders’ rights in their songs and movies.” Classic. Watch for the smirk.

According to a post on his site, “…Skwerl’s got plenty to say on the matter – he’ll break down the details soon enough.”

One Comment

  1. Eric Rojas
    1045 days ago

    Looks like the courts took into account the quality of the product stolen.

    He would have gotten life for David Hasselhoff.

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