Megaupload offers US deal on N. Zealand extradition
Kim Dotcom, the Internet mogul who is the main ?star? of a US investigation which concerns online piracy and fraud charges, mentioned that he was willing to make his way to the US in order to maintain his good name and clear whatever outstanding charges there are against him – with a little bit of help from some of the brightest legal minds his money can buy, of course. Upon doing so, this would mean he would forego a pending extradition hearing in New Zealand. Kim Dotcom?s claim to fame would be to be the founder of the Megaupload file-sharing site, where he has challenged the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation to run a fair trial, touting that he has the cojones to meet them in the court, assuming they agreed to select conditions. Kim posted on Twitter, “We want bail, funds unfrozen for lawyers & living expenses.” Do you think Kim and his team of legal eagles will stand a chance in the court of law? By Ubergizmo. Related articles: Megaupload founder believes U.S. Vice Presiden
Megaupload offers US deal on N. Zealand extradition
Megaupload boss Kim Dotcom on Wednesday offered to voluntarily leave New Zealand for the United States if prosecutors agree to release funds to bankroll his defence against online piracy charges.
Wed 11 Jul 12 from Phys.org
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Wed 11 Jul 12 from Techspot
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Wed 11 Jul 12 from Ubergizmo
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Tue 10 Jul 12 from Reuters Technology
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Tue 10 Jul 12 from Arstechnica
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Tue 10 Jul 12 from BBC Technology
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Tue 10 Jul 12 from The Verge
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Mon 9 Jul 12 from Reuters Technology
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Wed 11 Jul 12 from Telegraph.co.uk Tech
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