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Dotcom's shutdown good for US studios

Two Hollywood film studios may have gained more than an extra $1 million a week from paid legal downloads of their movies after last year's shutdown of Kim Dotcom's MegaUpload websites, a new study has found.

Dotcom ad points to share float

Dotcom case: Hearing to decide on evidence

The evidence in question is considered so sensitive that lawyers for the Megaupload founder are not even allowed in the court.

Dotcom evidence ruling quashed

A decision to force the United States Government into handing over its evidence against Kim Dotcom in its internet piracy case has been overturned by the Court of Appeal.

Review: No further breaches by GCSB

A review of Government Communications Security Bureau involvement in police investigations initiated as a result of the Kim Dotcom affair has found no further breaches of legislation by the bureau.

Alex Robertson: Mega summer missing our Latin enfants terribles

Dotcom's lawyer denies delaying tactics

The lawyer for internet mogul Kim Dotcom vehemently denied today that requesting the Government's spy agency to hand over its evidence is a delaying tactic.

Mega mates

Vikram Kumar, formally of internetNZ is the new CEO for Kim Dotcom's Mega.

PM pressed on film piracy

John Key went to meet Hollywood bosses with a briefing from officials saying studios were looking for easier ways to target Kiwi who downloaded illegally.

Mega first impressions

First impressions of Kim Dotcom's new Mega file storage site.

First mega move

Dotcom goes Mega with new site

Tycoon Kim Dotcom's new file-sharing service Mega launched today with great fanfare - and more than 100,000 users signed up in the site's first hour.

Pat Pilcher: RIANZ responds to Dotcom piracy plan

"They make some pretty bold claims around the levels of piracy in New Zealand, but how are they measuring it?" asks Pat Pilcher.

'They don't want this to come out'

Kim Dotcom is standing by his assertion that music labels pressured MediaWorks into canning an advertising campaign for his new website .

Dotcom: Mediaworks cancels ads

MediaWorks has cancelled an advertising campaign for internet millionaire Kim Dotcom's new business, Mega, which is due to be launched on Sunday.

Pat Pilcher: Kim Dotcom on ending piracy

Pat Pilcher checks out Kim Dotcom’s manifesto for ending piracy

Dotcom comes out fighting

Dotcom accuses FBI of double-cross

Kim Dotcom is challenging the warrants used to seize his fortune in new court documents which accuse the FBI of doubled-crossing his Megaupload company.