Megaupload 'hands-on exploitation' of copyright infringement – lawyer
After nearly four years of delay, an extradition hearing against Kim Dotcom and his Mega co-accused has begun.
Megaupload was a simple fraud scheme deliberately designed to attract, protect and profit from copyright infringing material, which amounts to extradition “eligibility for surrender in a nutshell,” the lawyer representing the US government says.
And evidence shows those responsible for the website
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Hamish McNicol
Thu, 24 Sep 2015
Thu, 24 Sep 2015
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Megaupload 'hands-on exploitation' of copyright infringement – lawyer
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