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Keifer Bonvillain was accused of bribing the media tycoon with information that "would embarrass her if it were made public."
He was charged in a federal court with trying to extort money by threatening to injure a person's reputation, but the case was dismissed by prosecutors today.
In return, Bonvillain will be placed under one year's supervision during which he must hold a job or attend classes, complete 50 hours of community service and pay $3,000 in compensation to the FBI.
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