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2. Megaupload - Wikipedia

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   It was also said to contain spyware. [33] FBM Software said that the Megaupload toolbar is free of spyware. [34] When a file was uploaded to Megaupload and another file with the same hash was already found to exist, the uploader would be asked if they would like to link to the already existing file.

3. Seizure of Megaupload - Wikipedia

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   A German-born programmer named Kim Dotcom founded Megaupload, which is a Hong Kong-based company established in 2005 for the use of file storage and file sharing. At its peak, Megaupload was the 13th most visited website on the Internet. Megaupload's sister sites include Megavideo.com, Megapix.com, Megalive.com, and Megabox.com.

4. Kim Dotcom - Wikipedia

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   In February 2003, Dotcom set up Data Protect Limited, but changed the name to Megaupload in 2005. [21] He was the chief executive officer. [62] Megaupload was an online file hosting and sharing service in which users could share links to files for viewing or editing, much of it pirated. [63]

5. Kim Dotcom set to be extradited to U.S. to face Megaupload ...

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   Megaupload was once one of the most popular sites on the internet. U.S. prosecutors say it brought in at least $175 million, mostly from illegal downloads of music, television shows and movies.

6. Feds Shut Down Megaupload: Warning Sign for the Cloud ... - AOL

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   Up next in the category of "questionable government intervention" is the government's takedown of the online storage and file-sharing site Megaupload. The site was shut down, and domain names were ...

7. Megaupload legal case - Wikipedia

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   The law firm Quinn Emanuel, retained by Megaupload to argue for the retention of Megaupload's data, claimed in a motion filed to the court that there was a concerted effort by the United States Department of Justice to deny Megaupload fair legal representation. In the brief, Quinn Emanuel alleged that several law firms had dropped out of the ...