US Weekly contacted the FBI after it became suspicious that Jill Ishkanian, a former editor who quit to start a paparazzi agency, tapped into its computer system to steal scoops, according to published reports. In May, FBI agents searched Ishkanian's home and office and seized at least one computer, said her spokesman, attorney Glenn Feldman. Feldman denies the claim and says the magazine may have been angered by a deposition Ishkanian gave in a lawsuit against the magazine by Britney Spears.
July 05, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Celebrity fan magazines make a good deal of their money by nosing around in other people’s business. But they get as angry as anyone else when they believe others are snooping around their files.
And they get really mad when the person they suspect is an ex-employee who left to become a competitor.
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