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Thank what?!? for sharing
If you want to know what data you’re sharing — without (thus far) knowing about it — on Facebook, ISharedWhat.com is the way. You run it as a simulator and what’s what. It was developed by Joe Andrieu, a stalwart … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Ideas, Technology, VRM
Tagged Facebook, fourth party, isharedwhat.com, Joe Andrieu, privacy, user driven services, VRM
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User driven service bingo
If Twitter does everything Dave says they should do, they’d make a helpful move toward bingo on Joe Andrieu’s checklist of user-driven services. Here’s the list: Impulse from the User Control Transparency Data Portability Service Endpoint Portability Self Hosting User … Continue reading
Posted in infrastructure, Technology, VRM
Tagged "Dave Winer", bingo, Control, data portability, duty of care, identity, improvability, Joe Andrieu, self hosting, self-managed identity, service endpoint portability, service portability, transparency, twitter, user driven, user driven service bingo, user generativity, VRM
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Silos End
Thanks to Keith McArthur for clueing me in on Cluetrainplus10, in which folks comment on each of Cluetrain’s 95 theses, on roughly the 10th anniversary of the day Cluetrain went up on the Web. (It was around this time in … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Events, Fun, Future, Gear, Ideas, Journalism, Life, News, Past, problems, VRM
Tagged Cluetrain, Cluetrain@10, Joe Andrieu, silo, silo-ization
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