After all... if they comply with DMCA requests ... how were they breaking the law?
25. On or about June 24, 2010, members of the Mega Conspiracy were informed, pursuant to a criminal search warrant from the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia, that thirty-nine infringing copies of copyrighted motion pictures were present on their leased servers at Carpathia Hosting, a hosting company headquartered in the Eastern District of Virginia.
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As of November 18, 2011, more than a year later, thirty-six of the thirty-nine infringing motion pictures were still being stored on the servers controlled by the Mega Conspiracy.
If what the indictment stated is accurately true:
Justice Department indictment of MegaUpload - Los Angeles Times
If/when this thing hits actual trial, more facts will be revealed.
If what the indictment stated is accurately true:
Justice Department indictment of MegaUpload - Los Angeles Times
Quote:
25. On or about June 24, 2010, members of the Mega Conspiracy were informed, pursuant to a criminal search warrant from the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia, that thirty-nine infringing copies of copyrighted motion pictures were present on their leased servers at Carpathia Hosting, a hosting company headquartered in the Eastern District of Virginia.
...
As of November 18, 2011, more than a year later, thirty-six of the thirty-nine infringing motion pictures were still being stored on the servers controlled by the Mega Conspiracy.
If/when this thing hits actual trial, more facts will be revealed.
Kim Dotcom is the Man, hope to see him back again.
Meeeeega meeeeega meeegauploooad
Megaupload Mega Song HD - YouTube
Kim at 1:50
This is absolutely ridiculous.
Who the fuck is the US government to fuck with a Hong Kong based company and arrest non-US citizens for running their business...which is operated OUTSIDE of the US?
"Megaupload paid Cogent an average of $1 million per month according to the indictment."