Posts Tagged “dataportability”
Folge 18 des OpenWeb-Podcasts ist online! Thema: Wie offen ist Deutschland?
by Christian Scholz on September 30, 2009
Episode 18 of the german openweb-podcast is now online. We discuss how open social networks in germany are or might become. Eine neue Folge des OpenWeb-Podcasts ist online und diesmal widmen Matthias, Sebastian und ich uns der Frage wie offen (…)
pydataportability.xrds v0.2 released
by Christian Scholz on September 8, 2009
It’s been a while since I worked on pydataportabilty but I am on track again. Today I released version 0.2 of the pydataportability.xrds package, a parser for XRDS-Simple documents. From the changelog: 0.2 (2009-09-08) ================ Documentation ————- * “CHANGES.txt“ and (…)
Are Facebook vanity URLs paving the way for OpenID?
by Christian Scholz on June 9, 2009
Vanity URLs are a strange thing to have, at least if you have so many of them. You have one on Twitter, on MySpace, on YouTube etc. and soon also on Facebook, starting on saturday. They are going to be (…)
Come to the DataPortability Plenary Meeting for Q1 on tuesday!
by Christian Scholz on March 29, 2009
On tuesday the DataPortability Project will host it’s plenary meeting for Q1 2009. Here is our official announcement: All members of the plenary are invited to this meeting, where the Steering Group can explain how we are tracking against the (…)
Privacy on the net: Nothing to Hide?
by Christian Scholz on December 26, 2008
I am on my way to Berlin to the 25th Chaos Communication Congress titled “Nothing to hide”. As the name implies, it’s about privacy. In particular of course privacy on the internet. So let’s ask ourselves: Is there still some (…)