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Hong Kong lawyers for Kim Dotcom may be victims of US cyberspying
The global cyberspying scandal exposed by American whistle-blower Edward Snowden has taken a new twist, with the Hong Kong law firm representing internet entrepreneur Kim Dotcom voicing fears US authorities may have intercepted confidential communication with their client.
New York Introduces Legislation to Regulate 3-D Printed Arms
New legislation in New York city aims to regulate the use of 3-D printers to make firearms, as the U.S. tries to cope with the possible proliferation online of drawings for making such arms.
Dotcom says US stalling over 'weak'...
Eighteen months after his arrest for alleged online piracy, Internet mogul Kim Dotcom has accused US prosecutors of deliberately stalling his case because they know it will not stand up in court.
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Kim Dotcom Raid Footage Released
The Megaupload Copyright Raid in New Zealand. Helicopters, Assault Rifles, Anti-Terrorism units, Attack Dogs & 72 cops terrorizing a zero-threat family.
Leading security expert Hank Wolfe wants to know why there have been no charges laid for the illegal search and surveillance of New Zealand-based MegaUpload founder Kim Dotcom.
Kim Dotcom faces an extradition hearing delay
CLOUD STORAGE ENTREPRENEUR Kim Dotcom has seen the date for his extradition hearing pushed back to April of next year.
Kim Dotcom Extradition Hearing to be Delayed Again
The extradition hearing for Megaupload founder Kim Dotcom may be pushed until April 2014, according to a report by Torrent Freak The extradition hearing for Megaupload founder Kim Dotcom may be pushed to April 2014, according to a report by Torrent Freak on Monday.
Kim Dotcom's extradition case delayed again
A US bid to extradite Megaupload boss Kim Dotcom from New Zealand for alleged online piracy has been delayed until at least November, court officials said.
NZ High Court orders police to return data seized from Megaupload's Kim Dotcom
Megaupload founder Kim Dotcom has been granted access by a New Zealand high court to all evidence seized during raids in 2012 by the police.
News bites: Bitcoin exchange beefs up ID procedures
Mt. Gox, the largest bitcoin exchange, has added new identification procedures for people who deposit or withdraw traditional currencies, The Wall Street Journal reports.
New Zealand High Court orders police to return digital materials to...
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Megaupload's Kim Dotcom Granted Access to Evidence Seized in Raid
A New Zealand court has granted Megaupload founder Kim Dotcom access to all evidence seized by police during a raid on his mansion in January, 2012.
Megaupload founder wins access to evidence seized in raid
Megaupload founder wins access to evidence seized in raid - - 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 to the United States to face online piracy charges.
Police to sort and return Dotcom's seized items
Police have been ordered to sort through all items seized from Kim Dotcom's home in the January 2011 raid and return material, such as digital photos or films, not relevant to the FBI's case against him.
Mega-Breakfast II: Kim Dotcom and Mathias Ortmann
BREAKFAST II: Kim Dotcom and Mathias Ortmann Event Announcement - June 26th 2013 Institute of IT Professionals Last we ran MEGA-BREAKFAST - raising awareness of tech and copyright issues around the MegaUpload raid.
Kim Dotcom has Hollywood studios begging Google to censor new Mega service
Kim Dotcom's new Mega file hosting service has gotten the attention of Hollywood.
"Google, Facebook, Twitter, I ask you for help. We are all in the same DMCA boat.
Netizens Fear Copyright Amendment Will Bring Web Filter System to Taiwan
The Taiwan Intellectual Property Office [zh] has recently proposed [zh] to amend the Copyright Act and provide legal justification of IP and DNS blocking at the Internet Service Providers level by a black list system.
According to [es]a recent poll [es] by Taringa! in Latin America, around 10 % of Internet users say it is not necessary to have a president for the internet, 8% nominated themselves for the job and Megaupload creator Kim Dotcom got third place.
Kim Dotcom Claims He Invented Two-Step Authentication
Kim Dotcom can reportedly add "creator of two-step authentication" to his rsum along with founding file-sharing site Megaupload.