Kim Dotcom

Megaupload's Kim Dotcom forfeits all overseas assets to court ruling, seeks review

German tech entrepreneur and alleged internet pirate Kim Dotcom will seek a review of a Federal Court decision which rejected his bid to keep hold of millions of dollars in assets held in Hong Kong and New Zealand, his lawyer said.

Snowden's evidence suggests New Zealand was planning mass domestic surveillance: US journo

New Zealand was preparing to conduct mass domestic surveillance last year, a US investigative journalist said on Monday, five days before the country goes to the polls, provoking immediate denials from Prime Minister John Key.

Kim Dotcom offers $5 million 'bounty' to level ground in US piracy case

Kim Dotcom's political party forms alliance to contest NZ elections

The New Zealand political party founded by alleged copyright pirate Kim Dotcom has formed an alliance with another small party in a bid to win a seat in the country's general election in September.

Disney, Columbia, Warner and other major movie studios sue Megaupload and founder Kim Dotcom

Kim Dotcom's Mega plans New Zealand listing, looks at IPO worth $180 mn

Mega Ltd, the Internet file-storage company launched last year by indicted entrepreneur Kim Dotcom, announced plans Tuesday to list on New Zealand's stock market.

Kim Dotcom loses appeal to access evidence in extradition case

If Dotcom, a German national with New Zealand residency, is extradited, the ensuing copyright case could set a precedent for internet liability laws, potentially tightening regulations on disseminating copyrighted material on the Internet.

Kim Dotcom not allowed to access evidence for extradition

The Supreme Court ruled that US prosecutors were not required to disclose evidence at a hearing set for July to extradite Dotcom, the founder of online file sharing site Megaupload

Blow for Kim Dotcom as NZ court rules Megaupload warrant legal

A New Zealand court on Wednesday ruled that the search warrant used in the arrest of Megaupload founder Kim Dotcom on US online piracy charges was legal.

Megaupload founder Kim Dotcom to launch political party