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Archive for the “Data Portability” category

EIC 2010: How complex is the enterprise?

by Christian Scholz on May 11, 2010

Another thing which became clear once more at the European Identity Conference was, how complex enterprise IT actually is. And this is of course something provoking me and I am wondering if it really needs to be the case. There (…)

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EIC 2010: An outsider’s view

by Christian Scholz on May 10, 2010

I stumbled into the European Identity Conference 2010 actually only by accident, more being a web developer than an enterprise IT guy (although having to do with it in terms of connecting e.g. Plone to an LDAP server in our (…)

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EIC 2010: On national electronic ID cards, Interoperability and Trust Frameworks

by Christian Scholz on May 9, 2010

One topic of the European Identity Conference last week in Munich was definitely how to identify citizens on the net. How to do that in general is a problem being worked on for some years and it’s still not solved. (…)

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Die Facebook-Debatte beim OpenWeb-Podcast

by Christian Scholz on May 5, 2010

Für die, die es noch nicht mitbekommen haben, will ich hier noch auf die Folge 28 des OpenWeb-Podcasts aufmerksam machen, wo wir aus OpenWeb-Standards-Sicht auf die aktuellen Änderungen bei Facebook schauen. Hier geht’s zum Podcast!

User Managed Access – a workshop and a prototype

by Christian Scholz on May 5, 2010

This week I am at the European Identity Conference (EIC) in Munich mostly for the workshop on “User Managed Access” (UMA) and for two panels I am on (Social Network Data Portability tomorrow at 2pm and one that has “Post (…)

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Ein Blick in die neuen Entwickler-AGBs von Facebook

by Christian Scholz on April 22, 2010

Gestern also gab es die neue Iteration der Facebook-Plattform, die nun noch dezentraler, aber auch irgendwie offener ist. Da lohnt sich ein Blick auf die AGBs, um zu schauen, wie offen denn nun wirklich, vor allem im Hinblick auf Data (…)

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Mal eben so: Facebook revolutioniert das Web

by Christian Scholz on April 21, 2010

Update: Noch die 24-Stunden-Regelung, die gefallen ist, beim Data Portability-Teil erwähnt. Update 2: Like-Button und Login-Status klarer gemacht und noch einen Punkt zum sozialen Web in die Auswirkungen aufgenommen. Heute findet die Facebook Entwickler-Konferenz “f8″ statt und was dort heute (…)

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RPX for Plone: Login to your Plone site with your Twitter, Google or Facebook account!

by Christian Scholz on April 14, 2010

As I am an advocate for Data Portability and all of it starts at the login, I am happy to announce “plonesocial.auth.rpx”, an authentication plugin for Plone which allows you to login to your Plone site with a variety of (…)

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What’s new in OAuth2.0?

by Christian Scholz on March 30, 2010

Another IETF meeting is over and the OAuth crowd has met again! Lots of talk has been going on in the OAuth realm partly under the name of WRAP. Now what has WRAP to do with OAuth and what will (…)

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Google bringt Gibabit-Internetzugänge in die Haushalte (Update 1)

by Christian Scholz on February 10, 2010

Während sich Spiegel Online noch unqualifiziert über Google Buzz auslässt, bringt Google schon das nächste Projekt an den Start: Gigabit-Internetanschlüsse! Denn wie Minnie Ingersoll und James Kelly im Google Blog berichten, können sich nun interessierte Städte in den USA bewerben um (…)

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