#MegaChristmas To You: A Message From Kim Dotcom (VIDEO)
Kim Dotcom, the German born Internet entrepreneur and Internet Freedom Fighter who founded the file-sharing website Megaupload, has an important Christmas message to share
Kim Dotcom Links WikiLeaks Donation to Megaupload Raid
Kim Dotcom linked his €20,000 Wikileaks donation to the Megaupload raid and details on the entertainment industry’s backroom skirmishes with the site
Kim Dotcom Plans to Protect Future Whistleblowers
Last week, U.S. government pressure shut down three encrypted email services — including one supposedly used by National Security Agency leaker Edward Snowden — and created an opportunity for onetime U.S. government gadfly Kim Dotcom
NSA Whistleblower Edward Snowden: Internet Freedom Pioneer
One of Snowden’s reasons to leak those documents, according to his interview with The Guardian, was a belief that Internet privacy and freedom foster progress
Hollywood Wants Google to Censor MEGA
Two major Hollywood studios have asked Google to remove the homepage of Kim Dotcom’s Mega from its search results. Warner Bros. and NBC Universal claim that their copyrighted content is hosted on the URL and want it taken down
US Gov’t Fears Kim Dotcom Has Won
The U.S. Government has just submitted its objections to Megaupload’s motion to dismiss the case against the company. Megaupload’s lawyers have pointed out that the Department of Justice is trying to change the law to legitimize the destruction of Megaupload. However, the Government refutes this assertion and asks the court to deny Megaupload’s motion, fearing that otherwise the entire case may fall apart.
The Second Coming of Kim Dotcom
“That would be allowing them to get away with this stunt. I won’t accept that. By staying here I’m saying, ‘Eff you! You can’t defeat me!’”
CPAC And The Defense of Internet Freedom
At CPAC it is sometimes hard to get away from someone preaching to the choir. It is so often a conservative talking to conservatives about things that conservatives love or hate. However, there are certain things that not all conservatives agree on. Internet freedom and internet piracy is certainly one of them
Kim Dotcom Can Sue New Zealand Intelligence Agency
A New Zealand court has sided with IT tycoon Kim Dotcom, confirming his right to sue the national spy agency for damages over illegally gathering intelligence on him
The Pirate Bay Sets a New Course
Following legal threats, The Pirate Bay departs Sweden and sets sail for more friendly waters such as Norway and Spain
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