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Megaupload was a Hong Kong-based file hosting company that was shut down in 2012 by the US authorities for copyright infringement. Learn about its founder Kim Dotcom, its relaunch as Mega, and the legal and ethical issues surrounding its operations.
MegaUpload was a massive digital locker service. It was so large that the site accounted for 4% of the Internet’s total traffic. The site boasted 50 million daily users and 180 million ...
RapidShare was an online file hosting service that operated from 2002 to 2015. It changed its business model after facing lawsuits and competition, and offered subscription-based cloud storage and download restrictions.
Learn about the criminal charges and extradition proceedings against Megaupload founder Kim Dotcom and other executives for copyright infringement and money laundering. Find out the details of the indictment, the raids, the appeals, and the outcomes of the case.
RapidShare, a file hosting service that survived the Megaupload raid, is closing down in March 2015. The company failed to attract enough paying customers after rebranding as a cloud storage ...
With Rapidshare, users can upload big files (200MB) in one step and subsequently make them available to friends and family via the download link. ... you can host files, images, videos, audio and ...
Learn about the 2012 US indictment and raid of Megaupload, a popular filesharing website accused of copyright infringement. Find out the background, details, and consequences of the seizure for Megaupload and its users.
A table that compares various file hosting services based on their features, such as storage size, bandwidth limit, encryption, and API. MediaFire is one of the services listed, with 10 GB free and 50 GB for referrals up to 1 TB for pro accounts.