My buddies John McCrea, Joseph Smarr have started up a show called The Social Web and have released the pilot episode, featuring David Recordon on the hubbub between Google and Facebook following last week’s Supernova Conference.
As they point out, things are changing and happening so fast in the industry that a show like this, that [...]
Tag Archives: Facebook
The Social Web TV pilot episode
Jun 23rd – @ 8am
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 in [...]
Parsing the “open” in Facebook’s “fbOpen” platform
Jun 3rd – @ 11pm
Yesterday, as expected, Facebook revealed the code behind their F8 platform, a little over a year after its launch, offering it under the Common Public Attribution License.
I can’t help but notice the glaring addition of Section 15: Network Use and Exhibits A and B to the CPAL license. But I’ll dive into those issues [...]