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Two men who helped run the once wildly popular pirating website Megaupload were each sentenced by a New Zealand court on Thursday to more than two years in prison. The sentencing of Mathias Ortmann and Bram van der Kolk ended an 11-year legal battle by the men to avoid extradition to the United States on…

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Kim Dotcom still fighting decade-long battle to avoid being shipped to US over copyright abuse The decade-long legal brawl over cloud storage locker Megaupload has moved a little closer to resolution after two of the outfit's execs pled guilty to a variety of charges.… Megaupload, fronted by colorful entrepreneur Kim Dotcom, offered users the chance to upload files and store them in a cloud. Files could then be made available to other members....

SYDNEY - Two coders at the file-sharing website Megaupload were sentenced to prison by a New Zealand court on Thursday (June 15) after pleading guilty in a deal in which they promised to testify against the site's founder Kim Dotcom, according to the New Zealand Herald. Mathias Ortmann was sentenced to two years and seven months in prison and Bram...

But at least they avoided extradition to the US  Two men who helped run the website Megaupload were each sentenced by a New Zealand court  t...

Dutch IT specialist Bram van der Kolk sentenced to prison for facilitating illegal downloads at Megaupload. Court ruling in New Zealand.

The police say today's sentencing of two key figures in the Megaupload case reflects years of work by investigators in New Zealand and the United States.

SYDNEY (Reuters) - Two coders at the file-sharing website Megaupload were sentenced to prison by a New Zealand court on Thursday after pleading guilty in a deal in which they promised to testify against the site's founder Kim Dotcom, according to the New Zealand Herald. Mathias Ortmann was sentenced to two years and seven months in prison and Bram van der Kolk to two years and six months by the