" New Zealand appears to be embracing Kim DotCom and the service he's creating to replace MegaUpload.DotCom announced on Twitter that his new cloud-storage service will use a New Zealand-based domain: Mega.co.nz. DotCom attempted to use a domain name from the West African country of Gabon, but that country's administration last week ordered that the domain, Me.ga, be suspended.
DotCom didn't waste time in finding a new domain name.
"New Zealand will be the home of our new website: Mega.co.nz," DotCom wrote, adding that the site will operate within the law. He previously said that the new service will launch in January. "
CNET - "Kim DotCom: New Zealand will be home to new MegaUpload site"
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Dotcom trumpets free fibre broadband for all New Zealanders
http://www.stuff.co.nz/technology/digital-living/7904696/Dotcom-trumpets-free-fibre
Controversial internet tycoon Kim Dotcom is promising free broadband for all New Zealanders, possibly alongside Trade Me founder Sam Morgan.
may be way we get new fibre under the sea he need it ?Posted 11 years ago # -
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o9iUKYEHglE&feature=related
MEGAUPLOAD - Kim Schmitz Dotcom - Cars
http://www.zdnet.com/kim-dotcoms-fibre-fantasy-7000006941/
Dotcom is simply talking pie in the sky and is but a fantasist with his ideas, commentators have rightfully said. Even at the height of his MegaUpload prowess, Dotcom never had $400 million.
And after all his troubles with the FBI and the US copyright industry, there is no way the Americans will approve any project that involves Dotcom.
So where will Pacific Fibre's $400 million come from, if not from Kim Dotcom?
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