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Report Claims MegaUpload Take-Down Surges Movie Sales

For long, the argument cited against piracy has been that it essentially takes away the ‘rightful’ dollars of the content industry. Carnegie Mellon’s Initiative for Digital Entertainment Analytics has now shown that the take-down of MegaUpload last year has resulted in a significant surge in movie sales and rentals. We, naturally, have our contentions with those conclusions.

FBI Double-Crossed Kim Dotcom On MegaUpload Investigation

MegaUpload founder Kim Dotcom has been fighting desperately to prove himself innocent. And now it seems he has got some solid points for which he says “We’ve Hit The Jackpot.”

Dotcom Unveils Megaupload Sequel: A User Controlled, Encrypted Cloud System

Around five hours ago, Kim Dotcom, founder of the shuttered file-sharing site Megaupload, has unveiled a splash page of his next project – Mega. The user controlled, browser encrypted cloud system seems to have drawn enough attention before its formal launch.

Megaupload’s Kim Dotcom Meets Steve Wozniak, Hints At A New Venture

Megaupload has been probably the most popular file-sharing sites online. Until, of course, FBI pulled it down and made millions of users lose access to their data. Since then, Megaupload’s founder and main person, Kim Dotcom, has been facing cases related to online piracy and is under house arrest for now. However, that doesn’t seem to have diminished his spirits.

MegaUpload’s Kim Dotcom Charges FBI With Illegaly Pirating His Data

Kim Dotcom is the very person who was the life and soul of MegaUpload and the one person that the US authorities are craving to lay their hands no, over charges of copyrights infringements and a whole lot more. The irony of the whole situation is that while Dotcom is considered the ‘King of Pirates’, he has now accused FBI of pirating his data out of New Zealand.