Giving my talk at Web 2.0 was an interesting for a few reasons.
Firstly I tried to really step out and talk about what is next for identity and where the problem issues are looking forward assuming people knew about the past. I How to think about what we do in terms of people and [...]
This story was just posted on Slashdot and raises interesting questions about how we determine how we determine who someone is in relationship to digital content.
“A fifteen year old from Perth, Australia, posed as an employee of the Australian Broadcasting Commission, demanding that YouTube remove hundreds of video clips of ‘The Chasers War on [...]
I was asked by Jennifer Trant to come speak on the closing plenary for Museums and the Web. Here is the talk I am giving.
I didn’t go to a whole lot of the conference but what I did see on Thursday covered three talks on Tagging and the issues that managing digital content [...]
I found Marcia Conner’s Blog because she linked to me in a Friday Feast Question asking if she had ever met a blogging friend in person. I scrolled down her blog and found the answers the friday feast weekly. I clicked through and found list of interesting questions that come out every friday. I might [...]
Mike Jones has started blogging on Self-Issued. This is an exciting development to have him join the “identosphere”
Subjectivity – mapping the world of digital identity is a blog that has just sprung up to
This site has been created to document the evolution and context of several ongoing initiatives related to the Augmented Social Network and the Social Web. Watch this space!
So far that is the only post but it has a [...]
NoSocial is the Web 2.0 Antidote.
Make no connections to no people at no events.
It is very a entertaining.
From Slashdot..
“Xerox has filed a patent covering a technique to recover demographic information like your age, sex and perhaps even your income by analysing the pattern of web pages you browse. They want to license the technique to online advertisers and shops. Read the full patent here.
Anyone know someone from Xerox. Sounds like they should [...]
I just found this really creative Blog entry that a woman put together to promote her book using her kitchen and whiteboard markers. It is quite entertaining.
So why do all this creativity when you can just create your online clone. This was the strange identity link for the day.
Sorry I have not [...]