It’s almost June. Wow.
The last month and a half have really been a blur. Let’s see if we can work out why…
PARC
I met Ed Chi at ASIST last October when he hijacked a panel with his very interesting work on WikiDashboard. I had seen the work already and knew enough about it [...]
In case either of you reading this want to catch me while I’m in your neighborhood…
Social Graph Foo Camp
Feb 1-3, 2008 - O’Reilly Campus, Sebastopol, CA
Attending for myself and for claimID - this will be my first Foo Camp. I’m excited to meet some of the names I’ve been reading/watching for some time. [...]
This week (and a little of last month) - MicroID has made some major progress.
MyOpenID
First, I see that MyOpenID has implemented MicroID. Excellent implementation. They allow you a lot of control over how your information should be shared - and with your confirmed email addresses, they publish MicroID for others to be able [...]
So, two weeks on, I write up my thoughts on my trip to IIW2007B at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View.
As I wrote over at claimID, we had an incredible few days. There was a new energy in the air this time as interoperability was assumed and a focus on services began to [...]
We just heard from American Public Media’s American RadioWorks - they want to interview some claimID users for an upcoming documentary about online identity.
What fun.
The wonderful folks at American Public Media’s American RadioWorks are looking for ClaimID users to appear in an hourlong documentary about online identity and self-marketing. This is a great chance to [...]
A good week for hearing back about things.
Both short papers I submitted to ASIST were accepted.
Fred and I submitted a claimID write-up with the title “Self-Representation of Online Identity in Collected Hyperlinks”.
Additionally, my first attempt at writing down my thoughts about the use of social tags over time was accepted with the current title “Tag [...]
A few days ago I was excited to find that Eugene Eric Kim had posted about a conversation we’d had (when I apparently ambushed him) at the last Internet Identity Workshop in Mountain View in December. I love it when people who write well make me sound smart.
What was he doing that I found [...]
We rolled out Verified Pages today.
OpenID is in the air, and providing services across domains will become very important very soon. I think we’re still about six months out from the Big Bang. August. I’m calling it.
Verification underlies Identity. Identity underlies claims about a person. Aggregated claims underlie the reputations [...]
So Fred and I have been scheming. The recent push behind OpenID and its impending uptake by a great many people has led us to the decision to rebrand claimID just a bit.
We retooled the documentation, made it more apparent to the new user the benefits of having and using an OpenID and generally [...]
Also tagged identity, OpenIDI’m here at the Internet Identity Workshop and have been having a number of great conversations. The quality of the discussions is high and the number of demos is remarkable. Only seven months ago when I was in Mountain View for the earlier IIW2006, there were a couple demos of near-working implementations and [...]
Also tagged iiw, iiw2006b, MicroID, OpenID
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