MegaUpload
Founder of the file-sharing website Megaupload is suing the government of New Zealand for billions of dollars.
Infamous MEGA owner Kim Dotcom says he plans to relaunch the original Megaupload cyberlocker in January 2017, following its 2012 shutdown by U.S. authorities.
After four years of fighting, Kim Dotcom has lost his extradition battle as a New Zealand District Court judge ruled that the Megaupload founder could be sent to the U.S. to face copyright infringement charges.
The U.S. government has its first conviction of a Megaupload employee, nearly three years after a raid took down the site for good.
In 2012, a Hong Kong court authorized to seizure of over $40 million worth of assets from bigger-than-life Megaupload founder Kim Dotcom and he's still fighting to get it back.
Four major music companies have joined Hollywood studios in seeking to have Kim Dotcom's assets frozen while the case against the Megaupload founder proceeds.
The music industry trade group RIAA has added to Megaupload and owner Kim Dotcom's woes, filing a new civil lawsuit.
According to new research from Northeastern University, the U.S. took down nearly 11 million legal, legitimate files when it raided and shut down cyber locker Megaupload last year.
A New Zealand court has ordered that the FBI and police must return Kim Dotcom's personal data that was seized during the raid of Megaupload last year
Researchers conclude at least some pirates turned to legal alternatives
According to new court documents, Megaupload helped the U.S. in its investigation into NinjaVideo, which was later shut down for good.
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Kim Dotcom has launched a new website which will soon be the official frontpage for a new file storage/sharing service called Mega.
A Megaupload customer has filed a brief with the court involved in the high profile case requesting that his property be returned to him.
A new Megaupload service will launch on the one year anniversary of the raid took down the infamous Cyberlocker service.
Back in January, following the takedown of Megaupload, other cyberlockers began to close up shop, including FileSonic, which at the time was ......
Kim Dotcom has come out swinging, again.
The founder of file-sharing public enemy #1 Megaupload, has said the site will be back, and this ......
Last week, attorneys for the former top cyberlocker Megaupload came out swinging, calling the criminal prosecution of the site's top executives ......
Attorneys for the former top cyberlocker Megaupload have come out swinging, calling the criminal prosecution of the site's top executives "unduly ......
Megaupload boss claims that the company's data shows that U.S. government officials had accounts with the service.
Rapidshare has confirmed it is throttling the download speed "free users" of its service receive in an effort to reduce piracy.
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