Tag: kim dotcom
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#MorningMonarchy: December 19, 2017
Artificial announcements, search results and bitcoin cheese + this day in history w/Bill Clinton impeached and our song of the year by Trevor Something on your Morning Monarchy for December 19, 2017.
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#MorningMonarchy: August 29, 2017
Website warrants, Silicone Prairie and the rise of the superbrains + this day in history w/Faraday’s electromagnetic induction and our song of the day by Oh Sees on your Morning Monarchy for August 29, 2017.
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#MorningMonarchy: February 21, 2017
Mexican malware, supernova spotted and even more space bugs + this day in history w/Nixon in China and our song of the day by The Golden Filter on your Morning Monarchy for February 21, 2017.
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#MorningMonarchy: November 22, 2016
Snooper’s Charter, Titanpointe and last ditch efforts + this day in history w/JFK blown away and our song of the day by The Pretenders on your Morning Monarchy for November 22, 2016.
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#MorningMonarchy: August 30, 2016
Rotten Apple tax, FriendFace fraud and a CGI Snowden + this day in history w/Ruby Ridge surrender and our song of the day by Guided By Voices on your Morning Monarchy for August 30, 2016.
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Kim Dotcom offers $5 million ‘bounty’ to whistleblowers in online piracy case
from blacklistednews.com: Internet mogul Kim Dotcom said Monday he was offering a US$5 million “bounty” to whistleblowers for information to help fight an online piracy case brought (against him) by the United States. The Megaupload founder, who is resisting extradition from New Zealand, said he had to resort to offering the money because the deck…
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Kim Dotcom Planning To Invest In Privacy Startups
from techdirt.com: We were just discussing how there’s a sudden renewed interest among many entrepreneurs to build much more security and privacy conscious apps. In that post, we noted that Kim Dotcom’s Mega is working on encrypted chat and email, but it appears he wants to go much further. He’s now announced that he’s starting…
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Megaupload Boss Wins Right To Sue New Zealand
Kim Dotcom, internet tycoon and Megaupload founder, has won the right to sue New Zealand’s foreign intelligence agency for unlawful spying by a US led probe on online piracy which led to his arrest earlier this year.
