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Kim Dotcom purchases new “Mega” domain

Paul by Paul
November 12, 2012
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After the government of Gabon shut down his Me.ga domain, Kim Dotcom wanted a new country to let him host the DNS that will be home base to the successes of file-sharing site Megaupload. That country will be New Zealand, as Dotcom is now the owner of Mega.co.nz.

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Kim’s site can now be found at Mega.co.nz instead of Me.ga.  Dotcom announced on twitter,

New Zealand will be the home of our new website: http://t.co/VX5VGnmq – Powered by legality and protected by the law.

— Kim Dotcom (@KimDotcom) November 12, 2012

When Gabon shut down Me.ga, Dotcom blamed “the reach of the US and Vivendi,” as the Me.ga URL was offered by Gabon Telecom, a subsidiary of the Vivendi entertainment company.

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