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The industry was divided on a contentious piece of US legislation, clones got bemoaned, and consoles were (as usual) completely doomed

The industry was divided on a contentious piece of US legislation, clones got bemoaned, and consoles were (as usual) completely doomed

Several weeks ago Kim Dotcom informed the world that Megaupload would be back, bigger and better than ever. Today, in a series of announcements he's provided more intriguing details about the new service. "We are building a massive global network," Dotcom revealed, while adding that hosters will all be able to connect to the network to add servers and bandwidth - providing they're not in the United States that is. "I am going to turn this world upside down," Dotcom ...

Late last week, Kim Dotcom was getting ready to make a major announcement about Bitcache and the new Megaupload 2.0 service. However, just before going public the news was halted due to a "roadblock." Today, Dotcom reveals that he planned to announce a merger with a publicly listed Canadian company, but the stock exchange got in the way.

A few hours ago Kim Dotcom was gearing up to make an important announcement about a new version of the defunct Megaupload service. However, with minutes left to go, the Megaupload 2.0 plans hit an "expected" roadblock, which means that the wait continues.

A decade has passed since Megaupload's servers were raided on behalf of the U.S. Government. An incredible story that's not over yet.

Today on the Big Show, Jase & Mike talk about camping outside of Kim Dotcom's mansion, killing rare insects and Mike talks about the time he spent with

MegaUpload, one of the largest file-sharing sites on the Internet, has been shut down by federal prosecutors in Virginia. The site's founder Kim Dotcom and three others were arrested by the police in New Zealand at the request of US authorities. MegaVideo, the streaming site belonging to same company, and a total of 18 domains connected to the Mega company were seized and datacenters in three countries raided.

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Yesterday I wrote up a first reaction to the Megaupload case. Having spent some more time going through the indictment in much greater...