When Sean Parker was 19 years old, he co-founded Napster, the file-sharing service credited with fundamentally disrupting—or destroying, depending on your perspective—the traditional music ...

Sean Parker is a human accelerant, an idea catalyst who, when combined with the right people, has fueled some of the most disruptive companies of the last two decades. At just 19 he blew up the ...

Sean Parker was sitting in World Civilization class ... In 1999 he became rather notorious, at 19, for helping an even younger teenager named Shawn Fanning create Napster. That free song-sharing ...

Sean Parker believes billionaires shouldn't wait until they are dead to start giving their money away. Parker co-founded Napster at 19 years old and was the founding President of Facebook (FB).

Sean Parker found huge success at an incredibly young age. At 19 he cofounded Napster, a file-sharing service that would change how the world consumes music. By 24, he was the founding president ...

Sean Parker is an entrepreneur with a record of launching genre-defining companies that reinvent ways to spread information online. In 1999, at the age of 19, Sean co-founded Napster and changed ...

Technology entrepreneur Sean Parker, a co-founder of Napster and the ... Parker is also known for co-founding Napster in 1999 when he was 19 years-old. Napster caused anguish in the music industry ...

People who know Parker suggest he gets a bad rap. “Sean is one of my favorite people ... Career: Skipped college to cofound Napster at 19; founded LinkedIn precursor Plaxo but was forced out ...

As this decade ends, we’re republishing our best work from the past 10 years, a journey that reflects Forbes’ two-fold mission: chronicle entrepreneurial capitalism—shinning a light on the ...

At 19, he co-founded Napster with Shawn Fanning in 1999, a file-sharing platform that revolutionized music consumption. Despite its eventual shutdown after lawsuits, Napster cemented Parker's ...

Sean Parker is in a partying mood ... Since then, Parker — who famously went on to co-found Napster at age 19 and became Facebook’s first president at age 24, never having gone to college ...