I have since connecting with a few fellow travelers on this journey of life been talking a lot about the Green Man Archetype with them. I hope to share more of these dialogues at some point when the are riper. I feel compelled to share this picture of a stunning Green Man sculpture.
So I have had a whirlwind of a week (for the third one in a row). I began at the Social Venture Network in Tuscon. There were some cool companies there like Peter Strugatz’s Ice Stone, Zak Zaidman of Kupali, There was Greg (founder of Odwala) and his new Juice Company Adina (really tasty) Peacekeeper [...]
Mary Hodder, Drummond and myself have been collaborating on using identity in tagging.
Here is Mary’s post for it.
There is a wiki up.
I have spent the last few weeks basically going non stop. This week was the peak – with hosting the internet identity workshop with Phil. It was a great success. He has a lot of coverage on his blog. There is also the wiki. I am currently at Tag Camp and about to get [...]
I had a great conversation with Stowe at BlogON he wrote up some of what we talked about:
She suggested that we examine the asymmetries in relationships between individuals and businesses, and the likelihood that people will increasingly demand more symmetric relationships. As just one example, Kaliya maintains that people will want to retain [...]
I am really excited that Andy will be presenting on Thursday at Commerce Net. If you are in the Valley this is your chance to learn more about what he is up to with data sharing service.
I continue on my road trip and landed in I landed in NY last night. I went to a really noisy blogging evening and left. Dick was there talking to Mary (that is his hand).
He is here presenting SXORE that debuted at Web 2.0. I think this is a great step in [...]
Your birthdate please – I need to enter it into the computers if you want to by cigarets.
This is what I heard said to the woman in front of me at a Walgreens across the street from my hotel in Memphis, TN. I inquired to the store clerk if this was the law to ask [...]
I spent Tuesday in DC at the NTEN – Nonprofit Technology Enterprise Network conference on Data Integration. Andy and I were at the morning session on open standards. We both got comments afterwards that our comments and information about i-names and XDI were better then the content of the panelists. Andy had [...]
Marty Kerns gave a great presentation. The take away that was most relevant to the identity world was this.
Simple rules create complex behavior.
Complex rules create simple behavior.
He wowed the audience because he treats presentation as performance art just like R0ml, Doc, Lessig and Dick do. After the NTEN national conference last year on his [...]
Web 2.0 was fun. The acoustics sucked (we had to yell to talk to each other at breaks the venue was sooo maxed out). The coolest things were:
Zimbra – The open source collaboration suite.
Transparensee – Discovery Search Engine that sorts results as you move little sliders.
Wink – The social search engine.
zvents – Discover events [...]
The Internet Identity Workshop just got a promotion on O’Reilly with the publishing of an article I wrote. The Identity 2.0 Gathering: Getting to the Promised Layer (it occurred to me after it was already published that the last word should be Layer instead of Land – oh well).
Here is the opening….
There [...]
Marc Andreesons latest startup came out of the laundry today (prior it was called 24h laundry) – so welcome Ning to the world.
We’ve built an online service (or Playground, as we like to call it) for building and using social applications. Social “apps” are web applications that enable people to match, transact, and communicate [...]
I am writing this paper for the Gandhain Nonviolence Conference today. IO have been thinking a lot about how to “explain” the internet to these peace loving types. I found this movie that does a good job of explaining data-packets moving around the net. Believe it or not they are all animated. [...]
I just had my first spotlight search experience. It was good.
I don’t know what everyone is complaining about.
Perhaps it went well cause I have a month old machine with Tiger on it natively and 1G of RAM. I hope searching the web and searching what our social network knows about things becomes this easy.
So just to be in the spirit of Web 1.0 happening on the first day of Web 2.0 we have Web 2.1: A BrainJam for the rest of us” happening on the last day. They even have a wiki
Marc Canter’s AlwaysOn article finally is out. Breaking the Web Wide Open!
For decades, “walled gardens” of proprietary standards and content have been the strategy of dominant players in mainframe computer software, wireless telecommunications services, and the World Wide Web—it was their successful lock-in strategy of keeping their customers theirs. But like it or not, those [...]
Buried on last page of Tim O’Reilly’s article is this great list of design patterns for Web 2.0. I thought it was worth posting them here so the Identity community can reflect on how Identity enhances these patterns and perhaps what other patterns we might add like – User Centric Identity.
In his book, [...]
I just read through Tim’s five pager on Web 2.0 and found the highlights that relate to Identity.
Meanwhile, startups like Sxip are exploring the potential of federated identity, in quest of a kind of “distributed 1-click” that will provide a seamless Web 2.0 identity subsystem…While the jury’s still out on the success of any particular [...]
We will here a lot about this this week: What is Web 2.0?
Eric Norlan summarizes it this way.
“Web 2.0″ is the idea that the web is now the platform. In the development of computing we always think in “platforms”
You’ll find is a bunch of companies that are building applications (and sub-platforms) on the Web 2.0 [...]
I found this in a MasterCard Croporate Solutions Advertisement in the Economist Technology Quarterly:
Could you stand to lose some of the headaches associated with your global travel management program? Then consider MasterCard. Not only our Multinational Corporate Card Program let you manage global information (like enhanced hotel folio and airline data) straight from our Global [...]
One of the highlights of BlogHer for me was my first podcasting experience with Halley Suitt. I was sitting around at a ‘podcasting’ station and she showed up and the John Furrier who runs PodTech was there and so we did a spontaneous recording… here is the result. Wow! listening I [...]
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