Capital Entrepreneurs member company Entrustet was featured in the Financial Times in a story called How To Pass On Your Passwords. From the link: “It is crazy that websites don’t have policies for this,†says Jesse Davis, founder of Entrustet, another US-based internet service for managing digital inheritance. “People are spending real money on these …
Capital Entrepreneurs member company Entrustet was featured on Mashable twice in the last two days and was featured on Thrillist today. Mashable’s first article was featured in the Spark of Genius section and was called Plan What Happens to Your Online Accounts Post Morten with Entrustet. From the post: Quick Pitch: Free service helps you …
Entrustet was featured on Gear Diary in an article entitled Entrustet: Caring For Your Digital Assets When You’re Gone. The article provides an in-depth overview of Entrustet’s offering and talks about how people can protect their digital assets while they are still alive. Enter Entrustet.com. The company, which is set to launch its free internet …
Capital Entrepreneurs member Entrustet was featured on Credit Bloggers. The article titled Who Gets your Bits? explores what happens to your digital assets when you pass away. From the article: Entrustet, which is still in the public beta phase, was started in November 2008 by two University of Wisconsin undergrads named Jesse Davis (age 23) …
Capital Entrepreneurs member company Entrustet was featured on Geeksugar and I Am Pop Culture today in posts about the necessity to protect your digital assets before you pass away. From the Geeksugar link: We pretty much live out our lives online these days ” with Flickr, Facebook, Twitter, blogs, and other social networking sites holding …
