New Zealand signs an extradition order for Kim Dotcom to the US, where he faces criminal charges related to Megaupload; Dotcom has fought extradition since 2012
Kim Dotcom, who is facing criminal charges relating to the defunct file-sharing website Megaupload, will be extradited …
New Zealand sentences two men who ran the wildly popular pirating website Megaupload to more than two years in prison, ending an 11-year extradition battle
Two men who helped run the once wildly popular pirating website Megaupload were each sentenced by a New Zealand court on Thursday to more than two years in prison.
Former Megaupload programmer Andrew Nõmm, who spent a year in US prison, tells his story
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New Zealand judge orders Kim Dotcom's extradition to the US, lawyers say they will appeal to the High Court
Kim Dotcom to be finally extradited to the US, New Zealand judge rules — Megaupload founder promises new appeal in case that's dragged on for nearly 4 years.
Kim Dotcom Launches Skype Competitor MegaChat
Kim Dotcom, the infamous entrepreneur behind Megaupload, has released his latest product. Currently in beta, MegaChat is a browser-based encrypted video calling and file-sharing platform that is bein...
NZ court overturns earlier High Court decision, rules raids on Dotcom's mansion were legal
NZ court rules Megaupload warrant legal, dealing blow to Dotcom — (Reuters) - A New Zealand court on Wednesday ruled that the search warrant used in the arrest of Megaupload founder Kim Dotcom …
The case against Kim Dotcom, finally revealed
Nearly two years after Kim Dotcom's New Zealand mansion was raided by police, US authorities have made their case as to why the man behind Megaupload shouldn't simply go bankrupt like previous copyrig...
Megaupload Raid ‘Destroyed’ (Way) More Than 10,000,000 Legal Files
When the U.S. Government took down Megaupload it branded the company as a pirate site with seemingly few legitimate uses. Up until now, however, there has been no research to back up this claim.
Megaupload founder wins access to evidence seized in raid
(Reuters) - A New Zealand court granted Megaupload founder Kim Dotcom access on Friday to all evidence seized by police in a 2012 raid, bolstering the Internet entrepreneur's fight against extradition...
Kim Dotcom accuses Google, Facebook, and Twitter of violating his two-step security patent
Hours after Twitter rolled out support for two-step verification, Kim Dotcom has claimed credit for inventing the security feature. In a series of tweets, the embattled Megaupload founder points …