The ad from the Internet Party which ran in the New Zealand Herald this morning. Photo / APN
Kim Dotcom is offering to pay the salaries of his Internet Party candidates in the run-up to the election.
The multi-millionaire internet mogul has posted an advert in newspapers today, headlined: Prime Minister Wanted.
He outlines what he expects from successful candidates to join his fledging political party.
And in
some Tweets posted this morning, the Megaupload founder revealed that his candidates will "earn the salary of an MP immediately".
"Only the #InternetParty pays its candidates an MP salary before they are even elected. Like to join?" Dotcom wrote on Twitter this morning.
