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Megaupload founder hints of site reboot

pcworld.com (7 months and 28 days ago)

Sep 24, 2012

The return of MegaUpload is near, according to the service's founder, Kim Dotcom. “Quick update on the new Mega: Code 90% done,” Dotcom recently said on Twitter. “Servers on the way. Lawyers, Partners & Investors ready. Be patient. It's coming.”Dotcom's popular online file-sharing service was taken offline in January as part of a massive copyright infringement case brought against MegaUpload by the United States.Dotcom has been hinting... full story

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WELLINGTON (Reuters) - Megaupload founder Kim Dotcom has won the right to demand the United States hand over all the evidence in its online piracy case against the internet entrepreneur, New Zealand's Supreme Court ruled on Thursday.

reuters.com (7 days ago)

Megaupload founder suffers procedural setback in U.S. extradition bid

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yahoo.com (2 months and 24 days ago)

U.S. top lawman denies bowing to Hollywood in Megaupload case

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reuters.com (14 days ago)

Megaupload's lawyers: DOJ's charges have no basis in law

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Megaupload founder hints of site reboot

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