Sorry for this late notice on the blog but I just figured out where we are eating.
At the Internet Identity Workshop 2 weeks ago one of the session was about the Identity Futures work that we started last fall. We went over the events that we developed – see here.
John Kelly my collaborator [...]
Here are the relevant links from my talk on Identity at Net Squared.
US, Our Organizations and The Web: Leveraging Identity Tools for Collaboration
Why is user-centric Digital Identity Important?
Augmented Social Network: Building Identity and Trust into the Next Generation Internet 2003, Ken Jordan, Jan Hauser, Steven Foster.
OpenID
OpenID
Data Linking
Standards
XRI Wikipedia at OASIS
XDI Wikipedia at [...]
The Second Data Sharing Summit was a great success here are all the notes summarized along with the links to the wiki. If you were in a session feel free to add more content to the wiki. We are sending out a survey in the next day and are currently planning on moving ahead [...]
Chris Mesina has a great post up about data portability.
1) It dives into the semantic meaning of the phrase and issues it raises about the actual nature of what needs to be built – is it data a physical thing that is ported around? or is it a digital thing that can be copied [...]
I just saw this image of a chart.
it has the name of the company down the side
Yahoo! – not sure what it was called
Google – Open Social + next week social connector
MSFT – Mesh
AOL – OpenID, AIM portability
Facebook – Connect
MySpace – Data Avalability
Smaller co’s/platforms
People Aggregator
Ning
LinkedIn
White Lable Social Networking App X.
Drupal
WordPress
etc…
Then across the top is [...]
So this year after the Internet Identity Workshop there is going to be the Data Sharing Summit – in between is going to be the Chi.mp Happy Hour – in honor of Decentralized User-Centric Identity.
It is FREE (if you RSVP) from 6pm to 8pm Wednesday May 14th at Temptations, 288 Castro Street, Mountain [...]
I have a ‘retweeter’ for the week of events set up at Group Tweet. My thought is we should just use one for both events – to help information flow between them. (if people really want a different one for both we can do that but lets discuss)
So how does this work.
First get a [...]
Clearly there is lots to talk about next week at the Data Sharing Summit Thursday May 15th at the Computer History Museum with the MySpace Data Avaliability initiative.