Damarillo sold Gluecode in 2005 to IBM. Manhattan Beach-based MaestroDev , the developer of private cloud computing software, has officially named Doug Dennington as the firm's new President. Dennington has been heading MaestroDev since at least September, when the firm emerged from stealth mode. READ MORE>>. MORE >>

Damarillo is behind a number of successful firms based on open source, the most notable of which was Gluecode, which he sold to IBM in 2005. The firm--which was in a closed, stealth beta until recently--said it is developing a single application interface to manage "every step of the DevOps cycle". READ MORE>>. MORE >>

One of Southern California's successful, serial entrepreneurs is Winston Damarillo , who founded Gluecode, which he sold to IBM in 2005. Earlier this month, his latest startup, El Segundo-based Morphlabs announced it had raised a Series B funding worth $5.5M. We thought we'd catch back up with Winston to hear about the Morphlabs. Thanks! MORE >>

The shill bidding had apparently gone on since March of 2005, well before Oversee.net bought SnapNames. According to Oversee and SnapNames, they have reached a preliminary settlement in the class action lawsuit Resmer vs. SnapNames.com and Oversee.net. Brady--until the scandal--was VP of Engineering at SnapNames. READ MORE>>. MORE >>

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