Capital Entrepreneurs member Entrustet was featured on Lifehacker earlier this week, follow up by an interview with founders Jesse Davis and Nathan Lustig on Fox Business Live. From the Lifehacker article titled Entrustet Secures your Accounts After Death with Legal Backing: Entrustet offers a free account that lets you set up unlimited password-protected accounts to …
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Capital Entrepreneurs member company Entrustet launched new features yesterday and come out of public beta. From their release on Marketwire: Entrustet (www.entrustet.com) today announces its services that securely and legally enable users to delete or designate heirs for digital assets (including email, Facebook, Flickr, LinkedIn, PayPal and more), with new features to further help users …
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 …
Jesse Davis, cofounder and CEO of Entrustet was interviewed by Ellie Rountree of Rocketboom Tech at South by Southwest last month. The interview, titled Your Digital Assets After Death, was posted yesterday on RocketBoom.com and talks about how consumers and companies can deal with their digital assets after death. It was also featured on the …
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 …
Capital Entrepreneurs member Entrustet launched it’s beta version today at South By Southwest in Austin, Texas.  Entrustet is a secure online service that allows users to create a list of their online accounts and digital files, and manage their distribution and deletion on death. From the Entrustet blog: I’m happy to announce the official beta …
Capital Entrepreneurs members Nathan Lustig of Entrustet and Forrest Woolworth of PerBlue attended the Madison Economic Development Commission hearing last night to testify about the tech community’s efforts to bring Google Fiber’s test to Madison. Lustig testified on behalf of Capital Entrepreneurs and spoke about the CE website, Google Fiber Facebook fan page and the …
Capital Entrepreneurs member company Entrustet was selected to speak on a Future 15 panel at South By Southwest Interactive in Austin, Texas on March 13th. Entrustet‘s founders will speak about the need to protect digital assets (any online account or any file on your computer) and how estate planning lawyers can help their clients incorporate …
Capital Entrepreneurs member Entrustet was mentioned in the Washington Post today in a front page story about the digital assets industry. From the article: Internet experts and estate planners say a cybercrisis is brewing because popular Internet services have policies that, barring an order from a court, forbid accessing or transferring accounts — including recovering …
Capital Entrepreneurs member company Entrustet launched its premotional site today. Â From the site: Entrustet is a secure, organizational tool that brings together people like you, estate planning lawyers and the companies that provide online accounts and memberships. Entrustet allows users to maintain a secure portfolio of online assets, nominate heirs and manage asset distribution and …
