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Kim Dotcom To Be Extradited From New Zealand After 12-Year Fight With US
Kim Dotcom, who is facing criminal charges relating to the defunct file-sharing website Megaupload, will be extradited to the United States from New Zealand, the New Zealand justice minister said on Thursday.
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Megaupload Founder Kim Dotcom Loses US Extradition Appeal in New Zealand Court
Megaupload founder Kim Dotcom suffered a major setback in his epic legal battle against online piracy charges on Thursday.
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New Zealand Court Rejects Kim Dotcom US Extradition Appeal
New Zealand's Court of Appeal ruled Kim Dotcom was eligible for extradition to the United States Thursday in a major setback for the Internet mogul who is accused of online piracy.
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Kim Dotcom's Bid to Force Barack Obama Into New Zealand Court Fails
Dotcom alleges the anti-piracy case he is facing was orchestrated by the former president's administration to appease Hollywood moguls.
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Kim Dotcom Unveils Bitcontent, a New Bitcoin Venture for Content Uploaders to Earn Money
Kim Dotcom's New Bitcoin Venture Is for Content Uploaders to Earn Money
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Kim Dotcom Eligible for US Extradition, Rules New Zealand Court
Defence lawyers vowed to appeal the decision and maintain the Megaupload founder's long-running battle to avoid him being sent for trial in the US.
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Livestream Of Kim Dotcom Extradition Hearing A First For New Zealand
A New Zealand judge gave permission on Tuesday for the hearing of German tech entrepreneur Kim Dotcom's appeal against his extradition to be streamed on YouTube, making it the country's first court case to be broadcast on the Internet.
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Dotcom Wins Right to Live-Stream Appeal Against US Extradition
Attempts by the United States to block the live-streaming request were rejected by Judge Murray Gilbert.
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Dotcom Demands Live-Stream of US Extradition Appeal
Streaming had been successfully used in previous court cases and inquiries in New Zealand.
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Megaupload Coming Back? Founder Kim Dotcom Plans a Relaunch in 2017
At one point, it was estimated to be the 13th most frequently visited website on the Internet.
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Megaupload Founder Kim Dotcom Vows to Fight Extradition to US
New Zealand Judge Nevin Dawson found there was "overwhelming" evidence to support extradition of the 41-year-old and three other Megaupload founders.
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Kim Dotcom Calls US a 'Bully' as Court Hearing Wraps Up
After Tuesday's hearing ended, judge Nevin Dawson retired to consider his verdict.
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Kim Dotcom Calls US a 'Bully' as Court Hearing Wraps Up
Internet mogul Kim Dotcom's marathon extradition hearing ended in New Zealand today, edging his four-year battle to avoid being sent to the United States closer to a conclusion.
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'Modern-Day Pirate' Kim Dotcom's Words Now Used Against Him
The defence has yet to present its case, but Dotcom has long argued that plenty of people used his site to legitimately store files.
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Kim Dotcom Case 'Simple Fraud', New Zealand Court Told
The case has already dragged on almost four years and been described by the FBI as the biggest copyright investigation in US history, involving leading-edge technology and huge sums of money.
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Kim Dotcom To Be Extradited From New Zealand After 12-Year Fight With US
Kim Dotcom, who is facing criminal charges relating to the defunct file-sharing website Megaupload, will be extradited to the United States from New Zealand, the New Zealand justice minister said on Thursday.
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Megaupload Founder Kim Dotcom Loses US Extradition Appeal in New Zealand Court
Megaupload founder Kim Dotcom suffered a major setback in his epic legal battle against online piracy charges on Thursday.
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New Zealand Court Rejects Kim Dotcom US Extradition Appeal
New Zealand's Court of Appeal ruled Kim Dotcom was eligible for extradition to the United States Thursday in a major setback for the Internet mogul who is accused of online piracy.
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Kim Dotcom's Bid to Force Barack Obama Into New Zealand Court Fails
Dotcom alleges the anti-piracy case he is facing was orchestrated by the former president's administration to appease Hollywood moguls.
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Kim Dotcom Unveils Bitcontent, a New Bitcoin Venture for Content Uploaders to Earn Money
Kim Dotcom's New Bitcoin Venture Is for Content Uploaders to Earn Money
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Kim Dotcom Eligible for US Extradition, Rules New Zealand Court
Defence lawyers vowed to appeal the decision and maintain the Megaupload founder's long-running battle to avoid him being sent for trial in the US.
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Livestream Of Kim Dotcom Extradition Hearing A First For New Zealand
A New Zealand judge gave permission on Tuesday for the hearing of German tech entrepreneur Kim Dotcom's appeal against his extradition to be streamed on YouTube, making it the country's first court case to be broadcast on the Internet.
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Dotcom Wins Right to Live-Stream Appeal Against US Extradition
Attempts by the United States to block the live-streaming request were rejected by Judge Murray Gilbert.
-
Dotcom Demands Live-Stream of US Extradition Appeal
Streaming had been successfully used in previous court cases and inquiries in New Zealand.
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Megaupload Coming Back? Founder Kim Dotcom Plans a Relaunch in 2017
At one point, it was estimated to be the 13th most frequently visited website on the Internet.
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Megaupload Founder Kim Dotcom Vows to Fight Extradition to US
New Zealand Judge Nevin Dawson found there was "overwhelming" evidence to support extradition of the 41-year-old and three other Megaupload founders.
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Kim Dotcom Calls US a 'Bully' as Court Hearing Wraps Up
After Tuesday's hearing ended, judge Nevin Dawson retired to consider his verdict.
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Kim Dotcom Calls US a 'Bully' as Court Hearing Wraps Up
Internet mogul Kim Dotcom's marathon extradition hearing ended in New Zealand today, edging his four-year battle to avoid being sent to the United States closer to a conclusion.
-
'Modern-Day Pirate' Kim Dotcom's Words Now Used Against Him
The defence has yet to present its case, but Dotcom has long argued that plenty of people used his site to legitimately store files.
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Kim Dotcom Case 'Simple Fraud', New Zealand Court Told
The case has already dragged on almost four years and been described by the FBI as the biggest copyright investigation in US history, involving leading-edge technology and huge sums of money.
