megaupload's as a filesharing site. at its peak it had over 150 million registered users. into i-12 the fbi -- 2012 the fbi shut down the service and new zealand police arrested him in a dramatic grade and placed him in custody in response to u.s. charges. he is accused of costing the entertainment industry $500 million by allowing unlicensed content to be uploaded to megaupload. prosecutors say the site was widely used by people to illegally download songs, television shows, and films. dot.com had said the site was used to share files. the extradition appeal is expected to run for eight weeks. bucking the workaholic trend in silicon valley. amazon is reportedly testing a 30 hour work week. the washington post said sensitive individual part-time workers, full teams are testing a reduced workload. managers are receiving the same benefits as full-time workers to my 75% of their salary. --ned byamazon' by amazon's ceo. it is a response to the deming investigation by the new york times into the difficult thing conditions at the internet giant. difficult is an understatement. t

that's not only an issue for kim dotcom and megaupload, but for companies like google, facebook, andox, and all the consumers across the globe that use user generated content sites. if things don't go well for kim dotcom in these hearings, it could chill user generated content sites. so people should be able to have access to the courtroom. that's the cornerstone of democracy. we are hopeful the court will rule in our favor. emily: i flew to new zealand last year to speak with kim an speak with you. i want to take a quick listen to what he had to say back then. kim dotcom: i think this case is going to go on for a very long time. i have prepared myself for that. you know, mentally, that this will be a fight, for a very long time. emily: what do you think is the most likely outcome, from these current proceedings? how long do you expect the case to go on for? ira: we expect the case to go on for many years. we fully expect that kim dotcom and the others will prevail. in order to extradite kim dotcom and the others, the government has to show something that is known as dual criminality

this after a new zealand judge ruled the founder of megaupload can stream the corporate seedings.g conspiracy, racketeering and money laundering charges and potentially decades in jail. he took to twitter saying i will post a live streaming link asap. this is breaking new ground, new zealand at the forefront of transparent justice. twitter cofounder evan williams is still with me. something also trending on twitter -- classic tags which lets people share advice under the hash tag "i tell my teen self." i believe we have some video of you from the early days talking about the internet. evan: really? emily: that's not you. first, given everything you have been through, what would you tell your teen self? evan: talk to the girl. move to california sooner. trust your gut. emily: anything about starting a company? evan: do that. it worked out fairly well. but i did have any problem with that. do more sooner. emily: what advice do you have for aspiring entrepreneurs and people who are too scared to take the risk you took? evan: what i usually tell people when i start talking to them is