25C3: The Privacy Workshop Project
29.12.2008
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It’s again 11:30 and another talk about privacy is happening (they are all at that time it seems). This time it’s Kai Schubert and Christoph
Kategorie: Data Portability
25C3: The Trust Situation by Sandro Geicken
27.12.2008
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Sandro Gaycken explains „Why Data Portection does not protect much anymore“. He wants to put a bit of criticism on data protection. What should it
Privacy on the net: Nothing to Hide?
26.12.2008
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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
XMAS OpenID News
24.12.2008
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Here is a special XMAS present for you: More OpenID! :-) DailyMotion implements an OpenID login As you can see in the screenshot below you
Episode 2 of the Data Without Border podcast: Connecting Walled Gardens
15.12.2008
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Episode 2 of the Data Without Borders podcast has been published by now. It’s titled „Connecting Walled Gardens“ and is about all the news of
OpenWeb-Podcast Folge 8: Connect überall!
14.12.2008
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The 8th epside of our german podcast about the open web is about all things „connect“, which includes Facebook Connect, Google Friend Connect but also
Yahoo ergänzt Pipes um eine Query-Sprache
11.12.2008
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Yahoo just introduced YQL, a SQL-like query language for creating queries similar to those you can create in Pipes. You can read about it here.
A new podcast is born: Data Without Borders!
11.12.2008
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A while back the DataPortability Steering Group members J. Trent Adams, Steven Greenberg and myself had the idea to start a new podcast series around
MySpaceID and the MySpace Open Platform arrived at developer.myspace.com
10.12.2008
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Yesterday we only heard some rumours about MySpaceID and that it’s mostly a renaming of „Data Availability“. And in fact to the most part that’s
Where is MySpace Data Availability?
9.12.2008
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So last week everything was about the word „connect“ but if you look back in time, not only have facebook connect and Google friend connect