several days later, followed by another front page article on the PLA a week later. The website and zine received regular write ups in computer magazines such as The Net, The Web and Internet Underground throughout the 1990s. PLA received national attention in 2002, through a segment on Tech TV and then once again in 2005 when RBCP was interviewed live via satellite on CNBC's On The Money. PLA was also interviewed in 2005 for an article about Wal-Mart in the Boston Herald. In August 2015, the Columbia Daily Tribune in Columbia, Missouri, featured the PLA in an article about a series of "strange calls" received by local residents who had signed a petition against a crosswalk construction project. The article quoted an FBI representative who allegedly told the Tribune that the calls to Columbia residents "would likely be prosecuted on the local level." However, no prosecution of the calls ever occurred. See also References External links Official Phone Losers of America Web Site American comedians Hacker groups Phreaking Prank calling 1994 establishments in the United States Internet properties established in 1994 Organizations established in 1994