Talk:Niklas Zennström

message: I understand the concerns over living person biographies, but this article read like a promo piece, with nothing mentioning anything negative that has come to light, of which there are many. I'm not against him - I don't see him as an evil monster, but as someone listed as one of the 100 most influential people in the world recently (see article) including only the positive is a huge mistake. I did NOT add anything claiming he is currently involved in anything nasty, just a single short bit that Kazaa was both criticized for being stuffed with malware (stuffed to the gills, though I did not say as much since that would have been inappropriate - I figure people can follow the link and learn about it if they care), and also that they were under fire from the recording industry, which won lawsuits against them, and lost others. I think I will go back and remove the latter mentions... I had included them in hopes that I could show that they (Kazaa) were under fire from both sides, intending to imply it was not a cut-and-dried situation of an evil company just out to screw the user, but I think I just ended up making them sound bad (not my intention - just wanted a *beginning* of balance to emerge). Please edit as you see fit, of course, but PLEASE consider the importance of the history of his work with KaZaA and KaZaA's incredibly well documented malicious behavior toward their own users. There is plenty of stuff to be added about Skype's security through obfuscation etc. but my goal really is NOT to slam him and his companies, just to turn what seemed like a corporate promo piece into the vaguest beginnings of a balanced piece... a LONG way to go, please help rather than just revert my changes. I know it still needs a LOT of work, including my additions. Thank you! --Fitzhugh 05:04, 6 August 2007 (UTC)
replies: text: If that malware/spyware in kazaa emerged after Sharman Networks took it over, then it is more appropriate to put it in the Kazaa article. In Zennström's article, a "now defunct" attribution of Kazaa should suffice. ... said: Rursus (mbork³) 11:44, 10 December 2009 (UTC)
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message: Zennstrom is breaking new ground. Should we start a new section? Or perhaps there aren't enough to warrant that? Perhaps a subsection? Profhum (talk) 13:20, 4 May 2012 (UTC)
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