On the web:

• How Wal-Mart Swiped JPMorgan in $16 Billion Debit-Card Lobbying Battle - Bloomberg
• PayPal Retires Money Market Fund - AuctionBytes
• BillMyParents.com Traffic Spikes to 600,000 Unique Visitors - NetBanker
• Symantec: Android and iOS differ widely on security - Rethink Wireless
• Accel Puts $34 Million In Online Payments Platform Braintree - TechCrunch
• Appeals Court Upholds Denial in Debit Fee Case - Forbes.com
• Zong Calls for Lower Operator Revenue Shares - GSMA Mobile Business Briefing
• Group files FTC complaint over Facebook Credits - MarketWatch
• Credit Card Problems Abroad - Readers Respond - NYTimes.com

On the wires:

• Dynamics Inc. Raises $35 Million in Series B Funding
• PayCommerce Announces Processor-Agnostic Gateway Services for ISOs
• ReadSoft Enters into Global e-Invoicing Partnership with OB10
• Zuora Adds Support Four Leading Payment Gateways

On the wires:

• eBillme and CashStar Partner to Process Cash Payments for eGift Cards
• Mobile Tag Launches the 1st Universal Platform for 2D, 1D and NFC Barcodes
• BillMyParents Partners With MovieTickets.com
• eps, giropay and iDEAL Promote Pan-European Online Banking Payment Scheme

On the web:

• Internet Retailer: eRetail sales rise 14.8% in 2010
• TechCrunch: Paperless Billing Service Doxo Raises $10 Million In Series B Funding

Headline News is compiled by Glenbrook Partners:

• Prepay Nation And Lime Announce Strategic Partnership

• FierceMobileContent: Apple Adding Mobile Wallet Services to iPhone and iPad
• CIO.com: Banks May Soon Require New Online Authentication Steps
• San Diego News: BillMyParents Helps Monitor Kids' Credit Card Spending

Socialwise, Inc. has announced the launch of BillMyParents, an online youth payment system that the company says "gives teens the freedom to shop online and parents the control over these purchases--all in a simple, automated system that keeps credit card numbers and other personal information safe and secure." READ MORE »

In an article titled "BillMyParents makes it easy for kids to spend parents' money", CNet's Rafe Needleman takes a look at BillMyParents - saying that "I believe this service's primary challenge is one of sales. It needs to get some merchants on board."