Kim Dotcom: The Man Behind Megaupload

Vice News speaks to Kim Dotcom the founder and creator of the defunct file storage website Megaupload. Kim Dotcom discusses the raid on his house by the US Government and the closure of his website following the SOPA act. The short documentary provides a rare glimpse of Dotcom's massive New Zealand estate and touches on the future of his internet business with the creation of a fully-encrypted internet service.

Sunday Streaming: TPB AFK

A new feature-length documentary, The Pirate Bay Away From Keyboard, is out, focusing on the rise to popularity and subsequent legal issues of The Pirate Bay, arguably the world's biggest public torrent site, and a haven for music, film and video game piracy. Two of the three TPB founders are currently in Laos, escaping an international arrest warrant.

Of course, the documentary itself is freely available, and is a highly recommended watch.

"How Clubbing Changed The World"

Idris Elba, probably more known as Stringer Bell from HBO's 'The Wire' hosted this documentary that was released on UK's Channel 4 that goes through each significant moment in clubbing history that gives you a pretty well-rounded picture of how we came about to dancing to repetitive electronic sounds in the clubs today. If you try and ignore how corny Idris Elba has become since he left the streets of Baltimore, it's actually pretty good. Whilst all moments captured here can be seen as vital in defining clubbing today, it was more focused around the US and the UK ignoring some instrumental moments from other European cities. Enjoy.