Kim Dotcom, the founder of Megaupload, which was taken down by the US government in 2012 for copyright infringement allegations, has escaped a US bid to jail him ahead of his ongoing extradition case.
The file-sharing pioneer was accused of violating his bail by the prosecution, which claimed he “breached bail conditions by having indirect contact with one of his accused; that he is a flight risk because he has the money to skip the country; and that he has been dishonest about his finances by trying to sell a NZ$500,000 (£250,000) Rolls Royce in London.”
Speaking outside the courtroom, Dotcom responded: Read full story ›
Source: The Drum
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