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Former Eminem employee pleads guilty to selling unreleased tracks for $50,000

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Joseph Strange, a former employee of rapper Eminem, has admitted to criminal copyright infringement. He copied at least 10 unreleased audio files and sold them for roughly $50,000. The tracks later appeared on public streaming platforms, where they were played more than eight million times by November 2025. The estimated losses from the infringement are at least $750,000. Strange could face up to five years in prison.

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