There’s no subterfuge with Joel Tenenbaum.
The graduate student accused of copyright violations admitted in court on Thursday that he shared files and knew others were downloading the music he made available on Kazaa, according to a Twitter post from blogger Ben Sheffner.
Sheffner, a copyright lawyer who is covering the story from the courtroom, wrote “(Music [...]

Bob Parsons, CEO and Founder of Godaddy.com offers some words of wisdom for entrepreneurs.
1. Get and stay out of your comfort zone.
I believe that not much happens of any significance when we’re in our comfort zone. I hear people say, “But I’m concerned about security.” My response to that is simple: “Security [...]

Marketers looking to leverage Twitter beware: The company will only let you rig the system so much, as one brand recently discovered.
Moonfruit, a U.K.-based company that offers free Web site building tools, saw a great opportunity to raise brand awareness on Twitter. The company last week kicked off a sweepstakes, giving away 10 MacBook Pro [...]

So I just got my Google Voice account invitation after a long wait. Google purchased Grand Central back in 2008 and has been busy adding their own touches to the VOIP call forwarding system. I have to say I am pretty impressed so far with quality of calls and the options available in the interface.
I [...]

Two researchers at Carnegie Mellon University have shown they can reverse engineer a person’s Social Security number using, ironically, nothing more than data from publicly available data on government sites, and the data you share with the world on Facebook.
Like many confirmation numbers we use daily, from bus tickets to software purchase codes, Social Security [...]