Ian Paul / PC World:
Cable Giants Partner to Offer 50K Free Wi-Fi Hotspots for Subscribers — Wi-Fi hotspot access just got easier for high-speed Internet customers of Bright House Networks, Cablevision, Comcast, Cox Communications, and Time Warner Cable. The five cable giants announced an agreement Monday …

Brian Stelter / Media Decoder:
Time Warner Cable Head Sides With TV Networks Over Ad-Erasing Technology — BOSTON — The head of one of the country’s biggest cable companies voiced his disapproval of the Dish Network’s ad-erasing technology on Monday, aligning himself with television networks that are trying to squash the technology, called Auto Hop.

Florian Mueller / FOSS Patents:
Intellectual property issues will make it hard for Google to keep its Chinese ‘open Android’ promise — On Saturday, Google announced that China’s Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM) finally cleared — with conditions attached — Google’s proposed acquisition of MMI, which is now expected to close within a matter of days.

Owen Thomas / Business Insider:
The Other Challenge Of Facebook’s Stock Swoon: Recruiting — Now that Facebook’s public, and its stock has slipped below the IPO price, will it still be a hot place to work? — A stagnant stock price can dent employee morale—just ask Microsoft or Yahoo.

Josh Constine / TechCrunch:
After Walking Away From Acquisition Talks With Facebook, Ark Opens Its People Search Engine — Following a jam-packed beta test and a jaw-dropping $4.2 million seed round, Ark people search is open for sign ups…at least for the next three days. Ark lets you sift through profiles on Facebook …

Craig Pirrong / Seeking Alpha:
Would The Fed Take Facebook Shares As Collateral? — Friday’s news was dominated by the Facebook (FB) IPO. I don’t have much to say about Facebook qua Facebook or IPOs: Not my area. I will just say that it is hard to justify the valuation. The only rationalization I could provide …

Cecilia Kang / Washington Post:
FTC names Internet privacy expert as senior adviser — The Federal Trade Commission has named an Internet privacy expert to advise on mobile privacy and competition issues as the agency takes on high-profile investigations of potential harm to consumers by the Web’s biggest firms.

David Carr / New York Times:
The Atavist Matures as a Publisher and a Platform — It sounds like the setup for a very old, stale joke. Three guys walked into a bar in Brooklyn to complain about the state of journalism … except by the time these guys were done chatting and plotting, they had come up with an actual business.

Sean Ludwig / VentureBeat:
David Karp: CrunchFund now an investor in Tumblr — Tumblr CEO David Karp announced today at that the Michael Arrington-led CrunchFund has joined as an investor in his popular blogging company. — Karp was speaking with CrunchFund partner MG Siegler on stage at the TechCrunch Disrupt event in New York.

Matthew Panzarino / The Next Web:
Google giving Cornell University 22k square feet of free office space at its NYC HQ for 5 years — Google’s Larry Page today announced that the company would be giving over the use of 22,000 square feet of its New York City headquarters to CornellNYC Tech, while the university builds its new campus on Roosevelt Island.

Ian Paul / PC World:
Cable Giants Partner to Offer 50K Free Wi-Fi Hotspots for Subscribers — Wi-Fi hotspot access just got easier for high-speed Internet customers of Bright House Networks, Cablevision, Comcast, Cox Communications, and Time Warner Cable. The five cable giants announced an agreement Monday …

Brian Stelter / Media Decoder:
Time Warner Cable Head Sides With TV Networks Over Ad-Erasing Technology — BOSTON — The head of one of the country’s biggest cable companies voiced his disapproval of the Dish Network’s ad-erasing technology on Monday, aligning himself with television networks that are trying to squash the technology, called Auto Hop.

Florian Mueller / FOSS Patents:
Intellectual property issues will make it hard for Google to keep its Chinese ‘open Android’ promise — On Saturday, Google announced that China’s Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM) finally cleared — with conditions attached — Google’s proposed acquisition of MMI, which is now expected to close within a matter of days.

Owen Thomas / Business Insider:
The Other Challenge Of Facebook’s Stock Swoon: Recruiting — Now that Facebook’s public, and its stock has slipped below the IPO price, will it still be a hot place to work? — A stagnant stock price can dent employee morale—just ask Microsoft or Yahoo.

Josh Constine / TechCrunch:
After Walking Away From Acquisition Talks With Facebook, Ark Opens Its People Search Engine — Following a jam-packed beta test and a jaw-dropping $4.2 million seed round, Ark people search is open for sign ups…at least for the next three days. Ark lets you sift through profiles on Facebook …

Craig Pirrong / Seeking Alpha:
Would The Fed Take Facebook Shares As Collateral? — Friday’s news was dominated by the Facebook (FB) IPO. I don’t have much to say about Facebook qua Facebook or IPOs: Not my area. I will just say that it is hard to justify the valuation. The only rationalization I could provide …

Cecilia Kang / Washington Post:
FTC names Internet privacy expert as senior adviser — The Federal Trade Commission has named an Internet privacy expert to advise on mobile privacy and competition issues as the agency takes on high-profile investigations of potential harm to consumers by the Web’s biggest firms.

David Carr / New York Times:
The Atavist Matures as a Publisher and a Platform — It sounds like the setup for a very old, stale joke. Three guys walked into a bar in Brooklyn to complain about the state of journalism … except by the time these guys were done chatting and plotting, they had come up with an actual business.

Sean Ludwig / VentureBeat:
David Karp: CrunchFund now an investor in Tumblr — Tumblr CEO David Karp announced today at that the Michael Arrington-led CrunchFund has joined as an investor in his popular blogging company. — Karp was speaking with CrunchFund partner MG Siegler on stage at the TechCrunch Disrupt event in New York.

Matthew Panzarino / The Next Web:
Google giving Cornell University 22k square feet of free office space at its NYC HQ for 5 years — Google’s Larry Page today announced that the company would be giving over the use of 22,000 square feet of its New York City headquarters to CornellNYC Tech, while the university builds its new campus on Roosevelt Island.

Ian Paul / PC World:
Cable Giants Partner to Offer 50K Free Wi-Fi Hotspots for Subscribers — Wi-Fi hotspot access just got easier for high-speed Internet customers of Bright House Networks, Cablevision, Comcast, Cox Communications, and Time Warner Cable. The five cable giants announced an agreement Monday …

Brian Stelter / Media Decoder:
Time Warner Cable Head Sides With TV Networks Over Ad-Erasing Technology — BOSTON — The head of one of the country’s biggest cable companies voiced his disapproval of the Dish Network’s ad-erasing technology on Monday, aligning himself with television networks that are trying to squash the technology, called Auto Hop.

Florian Mueller / FOSS Patents:
Intellectual property issues will make it hard for Google to keep its Chinese ‘open Android’ promise — On Saturday, Google announced that China’s Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM) finally cleared — with conditions attached — Google’s proposed acquisition of MMI, which is now expected to close within a matter of days.

Owen Thomas / Business Insider:
The Other Challenge Of Facebook’s Stock Swoon: Recruiting — Now that Facebook’s public, and its stock has slipped below the IPO price, will it still be a hot place to work? — A stagnant stock price can dent employee morale—just ask Microsoft or Yahoo.

Josh Constine / TechCrunch:
After Walking Away From Acquisition Talks With Facebook, Ark Opens Its People Search Engine — Following a jam-packed beta test and a jaw-dropping $4.2 million seed round, Ark people search is open for sign ups…at least for the next three days. Ark lets you sift through profiles on Facebook …

Craig Pirrong / Seeking Alpha:
Would The Fed Take Facebook Shares As Collateral? — Friday’s news was dominated by the Facebook (FB) IPO. I don’t have much to say about Facebook qua Facebook or IPOs: Not my area. I will just say that it is hard to justify the valuation. The only rationalization I could provide …

Cecilia Kang / Washington Post:
FTC names Internet privacy expert as senior adviser — The Federal Trade Commission has named an Internet privacy expert to advise on mobile privacy and competition issues as the agency takes on high-profile investigations of potential harm to consumers by the Web’s biggest firms.

David Carr / New York Times:
The Atavist Matures as a Publisher and a Platform — It sounds like the setup for a very old, stale joke. Three guys walked into a bar in Brooklyn to complain about the state of journalism … except by the time these guys were done chatting and plotting, they had come up with an actual business.

Sean Ludwig / VentureBeat:
David Karp: CrunchFund now an investor in Tumblr — Tumblr CEO David Karp announced today at that the Michael Arrington-led CrunchFund has joined as an investor in his popular blogging company. — Karp was speaking with CrunchFund partner MG Siegler on stage at the TechCrunch Disrupt event in New York.

Matthew Panzarino / The Next Web:
Google giving Cornell University 22k square feet of free office space at its NYC HQ for 5 years — Google’s Larry Page today announced that the company would be giving over the use of 22,000 square feet of its New York City headquarters to CornellNYC Tech, while the university builds its new campus on Roosevelt Island.

Ian Paul / PC World:
Cable Giants Partner to Offer 50K Free Wi-Fi Hotspots for Subscribers — Wi-Fi hotspot access just got easier for high-speed Internet customers of Bright House Networks, Cablevision, Comcast, Cox Communications, and Time Warner Cable. The five cable giants announced an agreement Monday …

Brian Stelter / Media Decoder:
Time Warner Cable Head Sides With TV Networks Over Ad-Erasing Technology — BOSTON — The head of one of the country’s biggest cable companies voiced his disapproval of the Dish Network’s ad-erasing technology on Monday, aligning himself with television networks that are trying to squash the technology, called Auto Hop.

Florian Mueller / FOSS Patents:
Intellectual property issues will make it hard for Google to keep its Chinese ‘open Android’ promise — On Saturday, Google announced that China’s Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM) finally cleared — with conditions attached — Google’s proposed acquisition of MMI, which is now expected to close within a matter of days.

Owen Thomas / Business Insider:
The Other Challenge Of Facebook’s Stock Swoon: Recruiting — Now that Facebook’s public, and its stock has slipped below the IPO price, will it still be a hot place to work? — A stagnant stock price can dent employee morale—just ask Microsoft or Yahoo.

Josh Constine / TechCrunch:
After Walking Away From Acquisition Talks With Facebook, Ark Opens Its People Search Engine — Following a jam-packed beta test and a jaw-dropping $4.2 million seed round, Ark people search is open for sign ups…at least for the next three days. Ark lets you sift through profiles on Facebook …

Craig Pirrong / Seeking Alpha:
Would The Fed Take Facebook Shares As Collateral? — Friday’s news was dominated by the Facebook (FB) IPO. I don’t have much to say about Facebook qua Facebook or IPOs: Not my area. I will just say that it is hard to justify the valuation. The only rationalization I could provide …

Cecilia Kang / Washington Post:
FTC names Internet privacy expert as senior adviser — The Federal Trade Commission has named an Internet privacy expert to advise on mobile privacy and competition issues as the agency takes on high-profile investigations of potential harm to consumers by the Web’s biggest firms.

David Carr / New York Times:
The Atavist Matures as a Publisher and a Platform — It sounds like the setup for a very old, stale joke. Three guys walked into a bar in Brooklyn to complain about the state of journalism … except by the time these guys were done chatting and plotting, they had come up with an actual business.

Sean Ludwig / VentureBeat:
David Karp: CrunchFund now an investor in Tumblr — Tumblr CEO David Karp announced today at that the Michael Arrington-led CrunchFund has joined as an investor in his popular blogging company. — Karp was speaking with CrunchFund partner MG Siegler on stage at the TechCrunch Disrupt event in New York.

Matthew Panzarino / The Next Web:
Google giving Cornell University 22k square feet of free office space at its NYC HQ for 5 years — Google’s Larry Page today announced that the company would be giving over the use of 22,000 square feet of its New York City headquarters to CornellNYC Tech, while the university builds its new campus on Roosevelt Island.