Megaupload will not be stopped. After a dramatic take-down followed by an anticlimactic trial, Kim Dotcom is quickly rebuilding the Megaupload empire. TorrentFreak recently detailed the relaunch, stating the coding is nearly done, the servers are ordered and Kim Dotcom is prepared to come back with a vengeance.
Now Kim Dotcom released the video above teasing the launch of Megabox. This is Megaupload’s long-talked about music locker service and perhaps the reason Dotcom was targeted so harshly. “This is what they don’t want you to have. Unchaining artists and fans. Megabox is coming soon,” says the YouTube description. And if the little LEGO Android statue shown is any indication, Megabox is likely built heavily for mobile.
Dotcom previously revealed that Megabox will allow artists to sell music directly to fans, keeping 90% of the profits. It’s unclear if that’s still the case, but it’s probably a safe bet that Dotcom and the rest of the Megaupload world are prepping Megabox to be the anti-RIAA and as pro-artist/fans as possible. And that’s awesome.
Megaupload is an international one-click hosting website driven by Megaupload Limited, Hong Kong, available in many languages. The basic service is available for free and allows users to upload files of up to 1024 MB. Free users cannot download files larger than 1 GB, however. Free registered users are offered 50 GB of total file storage. Premium users are offered 1 TB total file storage. After a successful file upload, the user is given a unique URL which allows others...
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