 It's Monday, January 21st, 2013. I'm Dan Seifert, and I was wearing AR headsets on the subway way before anyone else. This is 90 Seconds on the Verge, presented by Ford. Internet musician Jonathan Colton has accused the TV show Glee of ripping him off. At issue is a version of Baby Got Back set for this week's episode. The Glee track is clearly a recreation of Colton's pulxy cover. However, the changes he made to the original song likely aren't covered under copyright law, so Glee can use Colton's version however it likes, even without asking permission. Colton has also accused the show of sampling his recording directly. If true, that would set the stage for more serious ramifications. Kim Dotcom's new file storage service Mega has launched, with all of the absurd fanfare you were hoping for. The follow-up to Mega upload hit over one million users within a day of going live this past weekend. Dotcom kicked things off with an entertainment showcase and press conference from his New Zealand mansion saying, we cannot be stopped. He then disappeared into a secret lair hidden in a volcano. Okay, that last part didn't happen, but would you have been surprised? Finally, Amazon's delving into the undead. The company will be handling development for a television adaptation of Zombieland. Based on the Jesse Eisenberg and Woody Harrelson movie, the project had originally been earmarked for CBS. It will give Amazon original streaming content to take on Netflix, which is debuting House of Cards and new episodes of Arrested Development later this year. No word yet on whether Bill Murray is involved. And that's it for today's top stories. Join us tomorrow where we'll be taking a look at famous presidential photobombs. Bill Clinton, you rapscallion.