Kim Dotcom?s announced online file sharing service Mega will not be available at the web address me.ga, Stuff.co.nz reports.



The .ga top level domain belongs to Gabon and, as it turns out, its government is not too happy about hosting Dotcom?s service.



Gabon?s communications minister Blaise Louembe has instructed that the domain be suspended, commenting that his country ?cannot serve as a platform or screen for committing acts aimed at violating copyrights, nor be used by unscrupulous people.?
Dotcom?s answer came via Twitter. ?Don?t worry. We have an alternative domain. This just demonstrates the bad faith witch hunt the US government is on,? he tweeted.
Dotcom was arrested in New Zealand in January on a request by American authorities, who want him extradited to the States to stand trial for copyright fraud, related to his previous service Megaupload. While he?s waiting for an extradition hearing in March, he?s been ardently promoting the upcoming service, scheduled to launch on Jan. 20, 2013.
Kw3rLn Reviewed by Kw3rLn on . Kim Dotcom?s Mega Loses Web Domain Before Debut http://9.mshcdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/mega.jpg Kim Dotcom?s announced online file sharing service Mega will not be available at the web address me.ga, Stuff.co.nz reports. The .ga top level domain belongs to Gabon and, as it turns out, its government is not too happy about hosting Dotcom?s service. Rating: 5