Wayne Chang shut down i2hub. In August 2009, Chang spoke at an entrepreneur panel for The National Association of Asian American Professionals. In October 2010, the film The Social Network was released. The film depicts the battle between ConnectU and Facebook, which included the settlement at the end of the film that is the subject matter of the Chang v. Winklevoss case. On December 14, 2010, ABC News wrote an article reporting on The Winklevoss Chang Group dispute, "Man Says Twins Who Sued Facebook 'Backstabbed' Him, Sues for Settlement Money". On December 16, 2010, Time Magazine wrote an article on The Winklevoss Chang Group dispute, "Facebook Watch: Former Business Partner Sues the Winklevi". On December 31, 2010, The New York Times wrote a front-page article on the Facebook lawsuits. Chang was mentioned in the blog post. In January 2011, BusinessWire and TechCrunch reported that Chang invested in OnSwipe's $1M seed round, along with Spark Capital, SV Angel, Betaworks, Eniac Ventures, Morado Ventures, Dharmesh Shah, Jennifer Lum, and Roy Rodenstein. References Living people 1983 births American computer programmers American computer businesspeople File sharing University of Massachusetts Amherst alumni Businesspeople in software Businesspeople from Massachusetts Businesspeople from Taipei Taiwanese emigrants to the United States American people of Chinese descent