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Kim Dotcom: From two-bit hacker to wanted multimillionaire - Tech Tonic (3:31)
Kim Dotcom started out stealing credit card numbers but now stands accused of a massive piracy scheme involving his Megaupload site. He sits under house arrest in a sprawling mansion in New Zealand awaiting word on whether he'll be extradited to the U.S. to face trial. (August 28, 2012)Produced, written and edited by David J. Fazekas
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