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A film about entrepreneur and former MegaUpload founder Kim Dotcom is up for best documentary at this year’s Asia-Pacific Screen Awards.More

“Whether you think he is a hero or a heel, you’re bound to leave the film with your preconceptions shattered.”More

"I can tell you that Megaupload and Bitcoin had sex. There is a pregnancy and I have a feeling that the baby will be such a joy."More

Kim Dotcom has released a public beta testing version of MegaChat, a video calling and messaging browser based service that uses encryption to rival competitors such as Skype.More

"That's not a storage facility; that’s a business model designed to encourage theft – and make its owners very rich in the process. There’s nothing new or innovative about that..."More

Megaupload founder Kim Dotcom has been denied in his request to access US government evidence against him, as announced by the Supreme Court in Wellington today.More

The Court of Appeal has ruled in favour of government submissions that search warrants executed during the high-profile arrest of Mega founder Kim Dotcom in January 2012 were valid, though it agreed that the police shouldn't have let cloned information leave the country.More

"My position has always been those creditors should be paid. When Mega is listed my family, which owns the shares, [will] settle those obligations."More

"My motto is if they seize all your assets and destroy your billion-dollar company, just build a new billion-dollar company, and that's what I'm doing."More

Helicopters, assault rifles, anti-terrorism units, attack dogs and 72 cops terrorising a zero-threat family.More

"My new political party won't be named Mega Party. We are the Internet Party. Here's our logo for the first time."More

"Get ready for low blows and smears against me and my political party. My attackers are worried. They should be. We will get more than 5%."More

Megaupload founder is set to launch his own political party in New Zealand, hoping to win power at the November 2014 elections.More

Megaupload founder dispatches legal team to Wellington today, as his lawyers fight for full disclosure in New Zealand's highest court.More

Kim Dotcom claims to be the "living, breathing example of why the GCSB must not be given greater powers and limited accountability" at a protest launch in Auckland yesterday.More

Showdown between Prime Minister and Megaupload founder didn't disappoint in Parliament yesterday, but was it more PR than policy?More

After LeaseWeb deletes MegaUpload data from 690 servers without an apparent warning, Kim Dotcom has taken to Twitter to vent his fury.More

New Zealand court grants Megaupload founder access to all evidence seized by police during a raid on his property in early 2012.More

Megaupload founder says case against him is extraordinary, simply because it is "so clearly meritless."More

Megaupload founder says illegal information gathered by New Zealand intelligence is stored overseas.More

Policeman in charge of Megaupload raid set to be cross-examined in court, at the wishes of Dotcom's lawyer.More

Police seek more government spies for questioning over the illegal surveillance of Kim Dotcom.More

The closing of a major online piracy site can increase digital media sales, with the Megaupload shutdown causing such in digital sales and movie rentals.More

Dotcom shutdown was good for business, crows morally suspect MPAA through a proxy.More