In September 2007, Mr. Zennstrom quit. Two years later, Mr. Zennstrom and Janus Friis, the other Skype founder, have elbowed their way back into the company, Bloomberg News writes. In September, they began a legal fight against eBay and a buyout group led... Full Article at Dealbook

In September 2007, he quit as CEO of the Internet phone company. Two years later, Zennstrom and Janus Friis, his fellow Skype co-founder, have elbowed their way back into the company, Bloomberg Markets magazine reported in its February issue. In September,... Full Article at Business Week

EBay to sell part of telecom service Skype for $2BNEW YORK — EBay Inc. is trading control of the online telecommunications service Skype for about $2 billion, reversing a 2005 acquisition that many analysts considered a head scratcher from the beginning. April... Full Article at Simple Thoughts

But the company’s iPhone app has already quietly appeared in the App Store, giving its small stable of beta testers access to ubiquitous, on-demand streaming music. Unless you’ve got a private-beta account, though, Rdio’s app doesn’t do anything yet. The App... Full Article at GigaOM

Janus Friis and Niklas Zennstrom think they can succeed where others have failed, in convincing music fans to spend a few dollars each month on an unlimited music subscription service. If these were any two regular Joe’s, we’d be inclined to shrug off their... Full Article at Wired

The service will let users share and archive music through a browser and stream it to mobile devices. Supposedly still in stealth mode, the startup is yet to officially open for business, yet the team at Music Ally have already spotted its iPhone app available... Full Article at The Next Web