Andrew M Cothron

“I’m here as a crier, raising my voice in defense of lost privacy,” entrepreneur and author Andrew Keen said, directly attacking Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg’s expressed views on identity and privacy.

Napster co-founder, former Facebook president and current Airtime CEO Sean Parker subbed in for Zynga CEO Mark Pincus today onstage at Web 2.0 Summit, when Pincus couldn’t speak because of Zynga’s quiet period (sidenote: expect an IPO within the next month, yo). You know what’s cool? That the 15-year-old Parker, oddly enough, used to intern for Mark Pincus’ Washington, D.C. startup, FreeLoader, the first consumer push information service, before he, you know, became famous. Talk about what goes around comes around. Crunchbase ZYNGA AIRTIME Company: Zynga Website: zynga.com Funding: $1B Zynga was founded in July 2007 by Mark Pincus and is named for his late American Bulldog, Zinga. Loyal and spirited, Zinga’s name is a nod to a legendary African warrior queen. The early supporting founding team included Eric Schiermeyer, Michael Luxton, Justin Waldron, Kyle Stewart, Scott Dale, John Doerr, Steve Schoettler, Kevin Hagan, and Andrew Trader. Zynga’s mission is connecting the world through games. Everyday millions of people interact with their friends and express their unique personalities through our... Learn more Company: Airtime Website: airtime.com Funding: $8.5M The new stealth project by Shawn Fanning and Sean Parker. It is believed to be in the video chatting space. Originally codenamed Supyo, it will launch as Airtime. Learn more : Website: Learn more

And the new Spider-Man is... Andrew Garfield? I'm sure I wasn't alone in raising an eyebrow when news hit the wire that the 26-year-old actor was cast as the next Peter Parker in Sony's planned reboot of the "Spider-Man" film franchise. So who is the actor and does his resume say about his Spidey aptitude?

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Much to his dismay, his request was rejected by the lovely ESPN sideline reporter, causing him to respond by saying “I’m gonna watch your peephole video tomorrow.”

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I'm sure a lot of you like the art of M.C. Escher and playing with LEGO, but Andrew Lipson and Daniel Shiu really managed to combine the two into an amazing example of geek art.

In your "Pragmatic Primer for Realistic Revolutionaries," you instruct readers "Don't be afraid to go into enemy territory." The Digg Patriots -- of which I'm a member -- were a group of users at the social news aggregator, Digg.com, who obtained some success at promoting conservative stories over liberal ones at Digg. The blowback to this success was vicious: the group was ridiculed, individual members vilified, the private Yahoo group was accessed when my email was hacked -- all to discredit the membership. Meanwhile, conservative sourced submissions to the site are routinely buried by conservaphobes with blanket statements like "Buried for Faux News" or even "Buried for Breitbart." So how do you suggest folks go into the enemy territory and succeed at it when the fight is that vicious?