The star boss gold network company has announced the launch of a new online music enterprise, this year he is ready to play a game of American attempts to extradite him from New Zealand face online piracy charges plan.
In January New Zealand police arrested him as a major U.S. study suspected part of copyright theft attacks strike Oakland a person of extraordinary powers curtilage he called service, network company's original plan MegaBox, be upset.
38 years old, who is without bail, to Twitter said this week, MegaBox on the drawing board, will be launched in 2012.
"... yes, MegaBox this year is coming soon, "he told his micro bo site on the 110000 followers, commitment to service will be" bigger, better, faster. 100% of safety and unstoppable."
Internet companies did not disclose a specific launch date or service will be the details of how to work.
He told technology website torrentfreak.com last December period MegaBox will allow artists keep 90% of the income from their songs, let them directly to the consumer is sales, bypass the record.
The German national was in March due to face trial court, next year will be sure, if the us authorities put his extradition was charged with money laundering, fraud, fraud and network copyright theft the codefendant.
He will face the highest 20 years in prison, if in the us court convicted.
Who changed his name from the gold, joash meters, Dotcom company has denied the charges and chirps recently on Tuesday, he was innocent.
The federal bureau of investigation and the United States department of justice charges interconnection sky website arrested crime income up to 1.75 million dollars of the cost of providing pirated movies, TV shows and other contents copyright has more than $5 million.
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