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New Video Explains the Basics of Data Portability
We've been writing a lot about data portability here lately, and specifically the DataPortability.org Work Group. High level members of Google and Facebook staff joined the group a week ago
Magic Beans Grow Portable Social Networks
You've seen the calls for open identity standards and data portability. Well, Social Beans aims to create standardized "skeleton portability" across social media publishing platforms. What is "skeleton portability"? According
Where's Our Real World Data Portability?
There was a question posted on Slashdot yesterday in which the asker sought advice on an electronic cash register set up that would output sales data in an open format.
RWW Live: Data Portability
We're live now in the latest episode of RWW Live, our podcast show. You can tune into the show, and interact with us via the chat, by clicking here. You
OpenSocial or OpenGadget?
Steve O'Hear (who edits our digital lifestyle blog last100) has an interesting post on his ZDNet blog that questions whether Google's OpenSocial initiative is at all about data portability, or
Google vs. Facebook: Who's Right & Who's Wrong?
A week ago, Google made changes to its Terms of Service that effectively blocked Facebook from importing a user's data from Google without offering reciprocity. Ever since, the two companies
LinkedIn, SixApart and Flickr People Join DataPortability.org: Is This Stuff For Real?
The Data Portability Working Group is announcing today that key people from LinkedIn, Flickr, SixApart and Twitter are joining the group. These new names are just the most visible part
Flickr's New Friend Finder: Data Portability or Privacy Violation?
Late last night Yahoo! owned photo sharing site Flickr launched a new feature - the ability to search your Gmail, Yahoo! Mail or Hotmail contacts list for people on Flickr
New Google Site Offers Instructions For Moving Data From Google Services
A two-year old project by Google engineers working across departments to enable users to remove their data from Google services has been opened to the public in the form of
MySpace Partners with Yahoo, Twitter, eBay on Data "Availability"
In a surprise move just unveiled this morning, a handful of big players led by MySpace and Yahoo! have announced that public profiles, photos, videos and friend networks will now
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