Monthly Archives: June 2008

A conversation about social network interop and activity stream relevance

Jun 11th – 10pm

Brian Oberkirch captured some video today of a conversation between him, David Recordon and myself at GSP East about social network interop, among other things. Hot on the heals on my last post, this conversation is rather timely!

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Adding richness to activity streams

Jun 11th – 7pm

This is a post I’ve wanted to do for awhile but simply haven’t gotten around to it. Following my panel with Dave Recordon (Six Apart), Dave Morin (Facebook), Adam Nash (LinkedIn), Kevin Chou (Watercooler, Inc) and Sean Ammirati (ReadWriteWeb) on Social Networks and the NEED for FEEDs, it only seems appropriate that I would finally [...]

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Thoughts on dynamic privacy

Jun 11th – 10am

A highly touted aspect of Facebook Connect is the notion of “dynamic privacy“: As a user moves around the open Web, their privacy settings will follow, ensuring that users’ information and privacy rules are always up-to-date. For example, if a user changes their profile picture, or removes a friend connection, this will be automatically updated [...]

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