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Joe Weisenthal / The Business Insider:
Notorious Hacker Group LulzSec Just Announced That It's Finished — LulzSec, the notorious hacker group that's been on a rampage, just announced that it's disbanding. — This follows 50 days chaos during which time it took down several websites (including CIA.gov at one point) …
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Pearce H. Delphin / @zzap:
Brilliant! Just out: Hackers hacking hackers. Lulzsec/gn0sis/AnonOps dox'd; identification info released http://pd.cx/e3wng
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Pastebin, THN, i found the internet, @peaceful_anon, Examiner, @peaceful_anon, @failsec, @kencox, @b14ck4dd3r and @chatterb0xxx
Joe Wilcox / BetaNews:
What is LulzSec afraid of? — Or stated differently …
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PC Magazine and Associated Press
Michael Arrington / TechCrunch:
Skype's Worthless Employee Stock Option Plan: Here's Why They Did It — Skype is being criticized for terminating employees immediately prior to the closing of the Microsoft acquisition, and people are assuming they're doing this to keep the value of those employees stock options.
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TechCrunch, A VC, The Business Insider, @nivi, Boing Boing, Techie Buzz, parislemon, Slashdot and Felix Salmon
Zech Tesfa Yohannes / TechUnwrapped:
Geohot Now Working at Facebook — [Update No.1] We have added a video below showing where Joshua said he was working at Facebook. [Update No. 2] Gabe Rivera of Techmeme in a tweet found Geohot's page at Facebook.com/Geohot, and the first post at the top of page says" is Facebook …
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Examiner, SlashGear, PC World, RazorianFly, @gaberivera, Yahoo! News, Electronista, TiPb, GrindGadget, iPhone Download Blog, iFans, Redmond Pie, MacGazette.net, Gadgets DNA, thinq_, MacHackPC, Make and iClarified, Thanks:pspfano
Joel Lehman / JoelBlog:
AT&T's Rube Goldbergian Web Form — I recently bought AT&T DSL and documented their frustratingly over-engineered registration process. In short: a simple web-form system shouldn't end up installing Internet Explorer 8 for you. I think it's interesting particularly because no lean startup …
MG Siegler / TechCrunch:
Oblong Has Built The Future Of Computing. I've Seen It. Used It. It's Beautiful. — “This is the next Macintosh-level of disruption.” — Over the past several years, I've followed pretty much every new thing in the technology space, and written about many of them.
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Feld Thoughts and Electronista
Wall Street Journal:
Reid Hoffman — The venture capitalist on how to hit a fast-moving target in the second-wave Web boom — Reid Hoffman founded his first social site, called SocialNet, before Mark Zuckerberg had even started high school and has been in the vanguard of the social-media movement ever since.
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The Business Insider, @philippeveyt and @juliaangwin
Jean-Louis Gassée / Monday Note:
Google's SOE (Strategy of Everything) — As a Venture Capitalist, I occasionally hear entrepreneurs lay out a Strategy of Everything, a plan to be all things to all people. (SOE rhymes with TOE, the Theory of Everything, the Holy Grail of mathematical physics, only less attainable than the sacred object...)
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AppleInsider
Rob Moss / Personnel Today:
Monster to launch rival to LinkedIn with BeKnown Facebook app — Global job board Monster is to launch a professional networking platform on Facebook, which looks set to compete with the LinkedIn social network. — The Facebook application, called BeKnown, will enable Facebook's users …
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Mashable!, International Business Times and HRzone.co.uk
Leena Rao / TechCrunch:
In The War Over Tech IPOs, The New York Stock Exchange Is Drawing Some Blood — There's a war going on in the tech world, and it doesn't involve Google, Facebook, Apple, or Microsoft. In fact, the foes are not based in Silicon Valley, but rather in New York City.
Matthew Prince / CloudFlare's blog:
On LulzSec, Censorship & CloudFlare — Thursday, June 2, 2011 was an otherwise unremarkable day in our office until we got word that LulzSecurity.com, a site that had quietly registered for CloudFlare earlier the same day, had allegedly published information it obtained from hacking the Sony Pictures' website.
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Seth Rosenblatt / The Download Blog:
Avast to go mobile, get VPN — Avast isn't content with merely 130 million active Windows users. In addition to expanding its security offerings for the PC, the company plans to move at least some of its threat definitions to the cloud, while introducing a personal VPN and debuting …
