Kim Dotcom's delivery to the United States is fair – business

A New Zealand court rejected the claim filed by controversial Internet entrepreneur Kim Dotcom against his extradition to the United States. An extradition to the United States was right, judged Thursday the Wellington Court of Appeal, New Zealand.

The evidence presented by the United States alleges that "the appellants deliberately and massively conspired for commercial exploitation for copyright infringement and committed such exploitation", stated a court in a statement

. Accuse Dotcom of a massive violation of copyright, fraud and money laundering. He rejects all allegations himself and accuses US authorities of running a campaign of revenge against him on behalf of the influential Hollywood film industry.

Megaupload closed

In 2005, Dotcom founded the Megaupload online platform, where Internet users could download and download files for free. The US Department of Justice accuses it, along with the other three operators, of having explicitly created the site as a platform for sharing copyright-protected content, such as movies, TV shows and other files. In 1965, US authorities closed Megaupload, New Zealand police searched Dotcom's property in Auckland on an American petition and arrested Dotcom. Since then, he has resisted his extradition. (chk / AFP)

Created: 05.07.2018, 02:26