Law Enforcement: Bitcontent and Interest Community

law enforcement: You can create a payment for any content that you put on the internet, according to The Japan Times. You can share that with your customers, with the interest community and, boom, you are basically in business and can sell your content, Dotcom said in the video. The German-born entrepreneur, who is wanted by U.S. law enforcement on allegations of copyright infringement and money laundering related to his now-defunct streaming site Megaupload, announced his new venture, Bitcontent, in a video posted on You Tube this week. He added that Bitcontent would eventually allow businesses such as news organizations to earn money from their entire websites. Dotcom did not provide details on how Bitcontent would differ from existing bitcoin operations or how it would help news organizations make money beyond existing subscription options. He did not provide a launch date. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.

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