Kim Dotcom, the controversial man at the center of an international intrigue that has more the flavor of espionage than that of copyright infringement, announced that he resigned as director of Mega, the encrypted and distributed file hosting service he opened in January 2013. His purpose is to follow the legal case of the old Megaupload and Megavideo and prepare for the opening of the new music service for now called Megabox but also to follow a new career in politics in New Zealand.