Kim Dotcom news stories

A film about entrepreneur and former MegaUpload founder Kim Dotcom is up for best documentary at this year’s Asia-Pacific Screen Awards.

“Whether you think he is a hero or a heel, you’re bound to leave the film with your preconceptions shattered.”

"I can tell you that Megaupload and Bitcoin had sex. There is a pregnancy and I have a feeling that the baby will be such a joy."

“I am concerned by your comments that I and others have lied and that I stated if you would not assist my release from prison, I will destroy you.”

Mega, which arose from the ashes of Kim Dotcom's Megaupload empire, has rebutted claims it operates as a 'cyberlocker' profiting from "content theft'.

"The share sale deed entered into between TRS and the Mega shareholders will terminate, and the proposed acquisition of Mega will not proceed."

PayPal has ceased processing payments for Mega, the storage and encryption firm looking to join the New Zealand stock market via a reverse listing.

Rumours began swirling around various sites that hacking group Lizard Squad were responsible for the takedown, after a tweet on the group's Twitter account read: "Facebook, Instagram, Tinder, AIM, Hipchat #offline #LizardSquad."

Kim Dotcom has released a public beta testing version of MegaChat, a video calling and messaging browser based service that uses encryption to rival competitors such as Skype.

The Supreme Court has ruled the search warrants executed in the high-profile arrest of internet entrepreneur Kim Dotcom were valid, although Chief

After the expensive fiasco of the Internet Party which resulted in a declaration that his brand was ‘poisonous’, Kim Dotcom has sold his share in the proposed Baboom music streaming service.

In the wake of the 2014 general election, it could be time for companies and political parties alike to take a fresh look at social media.

"There is not, and never has been, mass surveillance of New Zealanders undertaken by the GCSB..."

"I can tell you quite categorically there is no facility by the NSA, the GCSB or anyone else on the Southern Cross cable network."

"If this loser's going to come to town and try and tell me five days before an election... he's doing anything other than Dotcom's bidding, please don't insult me with that."

Met with rapturous applause from a jam-packed Auckland Town Hall, Kim Dotcom’s ‘Moment of Truth’ event last night has sent shockwaves across the country.

Internet MANA has voluntarily taken down its Join the Revolution video clip, with features a Kiwi crowd chanting "f*** John Key" on YouTube.

Mega CEO Graham Gaylard has today announced two senior technology appointments to join the Mega team.

"Our business model is based on providing free storage of up to 50 GB, with a premium service for greater storage on a monthly, recurring revenue basis."

Kim Dotcom’s sudden silence in his war of words with Xero CEO Rod Drury has not gone unnoticed in some circles, with many speculating shareholder pressure to have severely bitten his tongue.

"Are we still expected to believe that Mr Coleman did not discuss the investigation with any of his colleagues before endorsing the decision to grant permanent residency?"

"Jonathan Coleman’s fingers are all over this. It is time the public were given a truthful account of what Government ministers knew and when."

Born at the NZ Tech chaired political ICT debate and enflamed on national TV, Rod Drury’s Kim Dotcom-bashing has finally provoked reaction.

As the political heavyweights debated the future ICT roadmap for New Zealand last night, Rod Drury sat shaking his head in the crowd.