- Apr 17, 2011
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If you are one of the approximately 60 million people who used MegaUpload to store your files, you can breathe a sigh of relief, at least for now. News.com reports that the judge in the MegaUpload case has ordered all the parties involved to work with each other to come up with a solution to preserve the data that has been stored on the now shut down website.
When US law enforcement officials decided to close down MegaUpload [url=http://www.neowin.net/news/megaupload-charged-with-piracy-shut-down]on online piracy charges in January[/url], the website's server files were preserved by one of MegaUpload's hosts, Carpathia Hosting. The company has been holding onto the files with its own money and has been asking the judge in the case for some kind of financial help so they can continue to preserve those files.
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When US law enforcement officials decided to close down MegaUpload [url=http://www.neowin.net/news/megaupload-charged-with-piracy-shut-down]on online piracy charges in January[/url], the website's server files were preserved by one of MegaUpload's hosts, Carpathia Hosting. The company has been holding onto the files with its own money and has been asking the judge in the case for some kind of financial help so they can continue to preserve those files.
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