Facebook Sues Startup Over Use Of Word ‘Book’ Facebook has filed a federal lawsuit against Teachbook, claiming that the use of the word “book” in the startup’s name infringes on the popular social network’s trademark. The complaint, filed last week in U.S. District Court in San Jose, Calif., claims the problem arises from the fact that Teachbook is a kind of social network for teachers, and is using “book” in its name to ride on Facebook’s coattails

Facebook to pull IE6 plug for Chat Facebook on Wednesday said that it will drop chat support for Microsoft’s Internet Explorer 6 in three weeks, the latest effort to stamp out the nine-year-old browser.

Ruby on Rails 3.0 due this week Ruby on Rails 3.0, a major upgrade to the popular open source Web development framework, is due in a final release this week, the founder of the framework, David Heinemeier Hansson, said on Tuesday.

Apple yanks iPhone app after hidden feature revealed Apple yesterday yanked the popular Camera+ iPhone app from the App Store, apparently in a dispute over a violation of the company’s developer agreements.

Sourcefire Rolls Out Open-Source ‘Razorback’ The makers of the popular open-source Snort intrusion detection platform today unveiled a new open-source platform — a detection framework that unites existing security tools, including IDS/IPSes. The new Razorback platform developed by Sourcefire is basically a tool for tying together the various layers of detection within an organization, including antivirus, IDS/IPS, Web and email gateways, and firewalls, to use in concert to catch and examine potential threats and create mitigations on the fly. Its creators say it’s not the same thing as a security information management tool, however, because it does more than capture events: “SIM collects events in a vacuum: It takes an AV event and says this host is infected by a virus …

Skype and Fring Fulminate in Disconnect Drama Fring called Skype “cowards” after the popular Internet calling service cut it off. Skype denied that it had taken that drastic step, maintaining that Fring’s departure was voluntary in the wake of a tussle over terms. iPhone 4 users probably don’t care much about the details surrounding the dispute — they would just like to get their 3G video-calling functionality restored

Google Voice is now open to everyone, no invites required Google Voice, the popular and often controversial VoIP, voicemail, and messaging service from Mountain View search giant Google is now open for anyone in the U.S.

As co-founder of T.R.A.F.F.I.C, son of a Cantor, singer, musician, actor, former mayor and pioneering Internet Law attorney Howard Neu had lots to show and tell when broadcaster and business partner, Danny Pryor put him under a microscope with a brilliant interview on May 25th.

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