Kim Dotcom’s crazy cloud service Mega goes live for all — will you use it?

Kim Dotcom, the founder of defunct Megaupload service, has finally fully launched his follow-up service with Mega -- a site that offers 50GB of free cloud storage and ultra-secure ways to transmit files to friends.

Averail exits stealth, nabs $6M to improve mobile file management

Mobile content management startup Averail has raised $6 million in its first round of funding and exited stealth mode, the company announced Tuesday morning.

Averail co-founder and head of marketing John Drewry told us the company wants to make management …

Megaupload’s Kim Dotcom tells New Zealand court he’s innocent, bail decision pending

After being arrested and charged with running a huge online piracy ring, larger-than-life founder of file-sharing site Megaupload Kim Dotcom said Monday in a bail hearing that he was innocent of all charges.

Dotcom (pictured) and several other Megaupload employees …

Accellion raises $12M from Riverwood to become “Dropbox for enterprise”

Cloud file sharing company Accellion has raised $12 million in its third round of funding, with a goal of rapidly growing its mobile file-sharing solutions and international presence, the company announced today.

Accellion helps companies and government agencies secure data …