≡ Menu  40 Months for stealing Korean broadcasts  According to
Courier Herald (October 14, 2012) – Kim Sang-jin was sentenced
to 40-months’ imprisonment for two counts of copyright
infringement.    “This defendant operated websites that engaged
in copyright infringement on a massive scale,” said U.S.
Attorney Jenny A. Durkan. “By stealing and selling the work of
others, he damaged people working in many industries – software
and video production companies, musicians and movie companies,
even broadcast companies in Korea. All were denied income by his
theft.”  It appears that Korean authorities alerted the
Immigration authorities and Homeland Security in the United
States of Kim’s wrong doings.  Why the harsh sentencing?
According to this short piece in The News Tribune (October 15,
2012) he was also ordered to pay $410,000 to the government.
• http://www.chinasmack.com/tag/funny/page/3 Jakgani      Thats
weird – although the guy deserved it for making a business out
of it.      But weird because I though