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Internet file-sharing site Megaupload.com student cooking founder Kim Dotkoms New Zealand on Wednesday, was released on bail, as the judge dismissed the concern that Dotkoms student cooking could escape the country to avoid the United States prosecutions internet piracy.
Dotkoma lawyer, Paul Davidson, said that the client remains committed to the fight against the United student cooking States on allegations that he had organized a "massive worldwide student cooking online piracy" with Megaupload.com and related sites through.
Kim Dotkoms who lived in Hong Kong and New Zealand and was previously known as Kim SMIC and Kim Tim Jim Vestor, as well as a 38-year-old German citizen Finn sweet potatoes, 40-year-old German student cooking citizen Mathias Ortmann and 29-year-old Dutch national Bram van der Kolks were detained when New Zealand police raided Dotkoma farmhouse, which is considered the most expensive house estate in New Zealand. During the invasion of the house were found unlicensed and illegal guns.
Dotkoms is the site's founder, the former CEO and current head of innovation. Sweet potatoes are the company's chief marketing officer, Ortmann site is a technical manager, co-founder and director, but van der Kolks oversees programming.
The court in New Zealand on January 25 Dotkoma had rejected a request for bail and decided to keep him in custody until 22 February, when the United States was designed to examine the requirements for his extradition. A request for release on bail at the time was denied because the judge felt very real Dotkoma opportunity to escape from New Zealand, on account of his great financial resources and locate weapons that pointed to possible links with criminals. Dotkoms could escape to Germany, which does not extradite its citizens abroad.
Nevins Dousons judge on Wednesday found that the likelihood student cooking of absconding Dotkoma has decreased, because all of his products are seized and investigators after his detention has not identified any new bank accounts or assets in his name. "It seems that he has every reason to stay, to be with family and fight for his remarkable preservation of the assets," said Dousons.
Dousons Dotkomu released on bail, but denied him access to the Internet and a helicopter flight bookings, and ordered him to stay in his Auckland house property, unless that no medical emergency.
Dotkoms declined to comment on his case and said only that the New Zealand police behavior against him "recalled hearing [TV competition]" American Idol "(" American Idol ")." "I am relieved that I can go home and meet my family, three small children student cooking and pregnant wife," he told reporters. student cooking
Two more Megaupload.com case defendants are detained in Europe - the 32-year-old Estonian citizen Andrus Nõmme and 39-year-old German national Sven Echternach. Not yet caught one of the accused student cooking in the case - 35-year-old Slovak citizen Julius Bencko.
The indictment was raised five points - not only for copyright infringement, but also on money laundering and extortion planning. Allegations saying that the site has been designed to reward users who uploaded pirated content exchange and ignored student cooking the requirements of the copyright owner removed student cooking from the site copyrighted files. The users received cash bonuses if the uploaded content popular enough, which has been downloaded many times, said allegations. student cooking Such content was almost always copyrighted.
About the charges were announced days after Wikipedia's English language site on the clock stopped running in protest against two United States copyright law projects submitted in Congress.
On 18 February, it was reported that the United States law enforcement authorities have appointed additional charges student cooking of copyright infringement and fraud in Internet file sharing sites Megaupload.com founder Kim Dotkomam student cooking and other employees in January closed sites.
Department of Justice announced that the new charges have been added to the original file to the January 19 shut the site staff. The Ministry informed that the adder charges filed additional evidence that Megaupload.com has been a massive online piracy by facilitating the download of copyrighted works.
Megaupload.com previously pointed out that the site has more than 180 million registered users, although in reality such was 66.6 million, of which 5.86 million have uploaded at least one file at Megaupload.com or any linked site Megavideo.com. Other registered users of the site used for infor