Blogs about: Dataportability
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Data Wallability
Data Portability is the option to use your personal data between trusted applications and vendors. That’s not as clear as it should be, but it does imply that you own the data, the option to use… more →
Changing Way
Future of Retailing
micheleazar wrote 4 weeks ago: Imagine if your Best Buy experience could be portable? All the information, expertise, and relevant … more →
4th Time Around
Marc Hibbins wrote 2 months ago: Last year Facebook released Facebook Connect and about the same time Google released Friend Connect, … more →
Media 2.0 Best Practices goes live
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Chris Saad wrote 4 months ago: Today the Media 2.0 Best Practices went live. I’m very happy to see this come to light. I … more →
You can't compare Twitter to Facebook
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Chris Saad wrote 4 months ago: I’m a little weary of the Twitter Vs. Facebook debate. I posted this comment on Fred Wilson … more →
Whose data is it anyway?
ragythomas wrote 4 months ago: In a move that illustrates customer driven corporate governance, Facebook announced this morning tha … more →
I Found Out
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Marc Hibbins wrote 4 months ago: Seems I was a little late in finding out about the BBC’s work on integrating and exposing sema … more →
The medical databattle begins.
Ron Otten wrote 4 months ago: Today it’s collaboration time. IBM, Google and Continua Health Alliance announced there new so … more →
Goals of the DataPortability.org TOS/EULA Working Group
greenbes wrote 5 months ago: One of the projects I am involved with is the EULA and TOS working group of dataportability.org. Th … more →
Come Together
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Marc Hibbins wrote 5 months ago: While I’m on the subject of data portability, I thought I’d talk about DataPortability. … more →
Open
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Marc Hibbins wrote 5 months ago: Hopefully the last of the posts that I should have written last year – a while back I wrote ab … more →
An update on the data portability landscape
Chris Saad wrote 6 months ago: I just posted a summary of the current data portability landscape to the Official DataPortability Bl … more →
Proposal: OpenID Connect
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Chris Saad wrote 6 months ago: OpenID needs to be as simple as Facebook Connect if it has any chance of competing. The problem is U … more →
Facebook Connect AKA Hailstorm 2.0
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Chris Saad wrote 7 months ago: Have you seen this? Let me quote the highlights for you: If the initial development race of Web 2.0 … more →
Yahoo and AOL Enhancing OpenID with Data Portability via the "Simple Registration" Extension
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therealmccrea wrote 7 months ago: As many of my readers know, the user experience (UX) for OpenID has been a source of confusion and a … more →
Is Data Portability Safe?
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Chris Saad wrote 7 months ago: ‘What about privacy and security’ is a question that comes up regularly when discussing … more →
The web-wide social network
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Chris Saad wrote 7 months ago: Ross Dawson has an excellent summary of a Gartner presentation on the Distributed Social Web by Dav … more →
Facebook charging a protection fee?
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Chris Saad wrote 7 months ago: According to CNet, Facebook is going to start charging app developers a fee to achieve ‘Verifi … more →
Who really owns your data?
Will Scully-Power wrote 7 months ago: An interesting viewpoint here: http://liako.biz/2008/11/you-dont-nor-need-to-own-your-data … more →
Facebook, Microsoft and Data Portability
therealmccrea wrote 7 months ago: Michael Arrington has a great piece up on TechCrunch entitled “The Very Curious Microsoft-Face … more →
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