http://www.dataportability.org A feed collecting podcasts, interviews, and teleconference recordings related to the DataPortability Project. The purpose of this project is to put existing data portability technologies, techniques, policies and initiatives in context in order to facilitate translation, education, advocacy and ultimately implementation. Portability is defined as both physically moving data or simply porting the context in which the data is used. Visit DataPortability.org to join the discussion. en-us http://mediaslate.org/dataportability/podcasts/DP-Logo-Green_144px.jpg http://www.dataportability.org Tue, 19 Feb 2008 12:00:00 +0000 DataPortability Project Podcasting about data portability. A feed collecting podcasts, interviews, and teleconference recordings related to the DataPortability Project. The purpose of this project is to put existing data portability technologies, techniques, policies and initiatives in context in order to facilitate translation, education, advocacy and ultimately implementation. Portability is defined as both physically moving data or simply porting the context in which the data is used. Visit DataPortability.org to join the discussion. no DataPortability Project dataportability@mediaslate.org We talk to Paul Madsen, a member of the Technology Expert Group in Liberty Alliance in this episode of DataPortability: In-Motion Podcast. Through the conversation, he dives into SAML and how the Identity Web Services Framework (ID-WSF) and related specifications fit into a comprehensive identity solution stack. In response to the question about implementation difficulty, he points to the work underway by OpenLiberty.org developing a set of deployable ID-WSF libraries. Another project that helps bridge between specifications is Project Concordia. Leading the episode, we quickly touch on the following bits of news: Microsoft Opens Live Mesh, IBM & Linden Labs Demonstrate Avatar Portability, Project VRM Workshop Recap, IDDY 2008 Awards Announced dataportability@mediaslate.org Fri, 18 Jul 2008 20:00:00 -0500 http://mediaslate.org/dataportability/podcasts/dp_in-motion_20080718.mp3 Guest: Paul Madsen, member of the Technology Expert Group in Liberty Alliance dataportability@mediaslate.org We talk to Paul Madsen, a member of the Technology Expert Group in Liberty Alliance in this episode of DataPortability: In-Motion Podcast. Through the conversation, he dives into SAML and how the Identity Web Services Framework (ID-WSF) and related specifications fit into a comprehensive identity solution stack. In response to the question about implementation difficulty, he points to the work underway by OpenLiberty.org developing a set of deployable ID-WSF libraries. Another project that helps bridge between specifications is Project Concordia. Leading the episode, we quickly touch on the following bits of news: Microsoft Opens Live Mesh, IBM & Linden Labs Demonstrate Avatar Portability, Project VRM Workshop Recap, IDDY 2008 Awards Announced 00:31:38 dataportability no DataPortabiltiy Steering Action Group teleconference on Monday, June 30, 2008 dataportability@mediaslate.org Mon, 30 Jun 2008 21:00:00 +0000 http://mediaslate.org/dataportability/podcasts/dp_steering_call_20080630.mp3 dataportability@mediaslate.org DataPortabiltiy Steering Action Group teleconference on Monday, June 30, 2008 01:07:10 dataportability no Episode 12 of the DataPortability: In-Motion Podcast welcomes Steve back to the fold. In this episode we talk to Drummond Reed (a.k.a. =Drummond), a valued participant in across the identity and data portability space. Drummond is most well known as one of the pioneers of the XRI (Extensible Resource Identifier) and XDI (XRI Data Interchange) open standards at OASIS where he co-chairs the XDI and XRI Technical Committees. During the discussion, Drummond identified two key areas needing solutions within the scope of data portability: common definitions and portable authorization. XDI and link contracts solve these problems. "In the context of data portability, ever since I first heard the term when wearing my XDI TC hat, I said, 'That's like the mission statement for the XDI Technical Committee in two words. Why didn't we just say it's data portability.' If there's one headline feature of XDI, it's data portability. XDI is a protocol for sharing data, just like HTTP is a protocol for sharing content." Of note, history was in the making during the discussion. While hunting for an appropriate analogy describing the underlying description model, Steve hit upon using the periodic table of elements. Look for Drummond using it in his next series of talks. Leading the episode: Graphing Social Patterns East, Supernova 2008 Conference, Plaxo Personal Card + Google FriendConnect, MySpace Data Availability Launches, Information Card Foundation Launches dataportability@mediaslate.org Fri, 27 Jun 2008 12:00:00 -0500 http://mediaslate.org/dataportability/podcasts/dp_in-motion_20080627.mp3 Guest: Drummond Reed (a.k.a. =Drummond), Co-Chair of the OASIS XDI and XRI Technical Committees. dataportability@mediaslate.org Episode 12 of the DataPortability: In-Motion Podcast welcomes Steve back to the fold. In this episode we talk to Drummond Reed (a.k.a. =Drummond), a valued participant in across the identity and data portability space. Drummond is most well known as one of the pioneers of the XRI (Extensible Resource Identifier) and XDI (XRI Data Interchange) open standards at OASIS where he co-chairs the XDI and XRI Technical Committees. During the discussion, Drummond identified two key areas needing solutions within the scope of data portability: common definitions and portable authorization. XDI and link contracts solve these problems. "In the context of data portability, ever since I first heard the term when wearing my XDI TC hat, I said, 'That's like the mission statement for the XDI Technical Committee in two words. Why didn't we just say it's data portability.' If there's one headline feature of XDI, it's data portability. XDI is a protocol for sharing data, just like HTTP is a protocol for sharing content." Of note, history was in the making during the discussion. While hunting for an appropriate analogy describing the underlying description model, Steve hit upon using the periodic table of elements. Look for Drummond using it in his next series of talks. Leading the episode: Graphing Social Patterns East, Supernova 2008 Conference, Plaxo Personal Card + Google FriendConnect, MySpace Data Availability Launches, Information Card Foundation Launches 00:52:59 dataportability,xdi,xri no DataPortabiltiy Steering Action Group teleconference on Monday, June 23, 2008 dataportability@mediaslate.org Mon, 23 Jun 2008 13:00:00 +0000 http://mediaslate.org/dataportability/podcasts/dp_steering_call_20080623.mp3 dataportability@mediaslate.org DataPortabiltiy Steering Action Group teleconference on Monday, June 23, 2008 01:03:18 dataportability,dataportability project no DataPortabiltiy Steering Action Group teleconference on Monday, June 16, 2008 dataportability@mediaslate.org Mon, 16 Jun 2008 21:00:00 +0000 http://mediaslate.org/dataportability/podcasts/dp_steering_call_20080616.mp3 dataportability@mediaslate.org DataPortabiltiy Steering Action Group teleconference on Monday, June 16, 2008 01:04:47 dataportability no After a brief hiatus last week as Trent and Steve were otherwise indisposed, the DataPortability: In-Motion Podcast is back at half strength. Steve is still MIA, but joining Trent in the virtual studio is Bob Ngu, Founder of Jiggyme.com, a video aggregation startup that is beginning to focus specifically on technology videos. Bob has been an active contributor to the DataPortability Project since March, and was highlighted in the project's May report. The spotlight was shined on his DataPortability: In the Wild blog series. In this series, Bob outlines his discussions with various people involved with data portability. Among the areas he's covered so far include: Lessons from coding XFN, Exploring floe.tv, DiSo profile plugin dataportability@mediaslate.org Fri, 13 Jun 2008 11:00:00 -0500 http://mediaslate.org/dataportability/podcasts/dp_in-motion_20080613.mp3 Guest: Bob Ngu, Found of Jiggyme.com dataportability@mediaslate.org After a brief hiatus last week as Trent and Steve were otherwise indisposed, the DataPortability: In-Motion Podcast is back at half strength. Steve is still MIA, but joining Trent in the virtual studio is Bob Ngu, Founder of Jiggyme.com, a video aggregation startup that is beginning to focus specifically on technology videos. Bob has been an active contributor to the DataPortability Project since March, and was highlighted in the project's May report. The spotlight was shined on his DataPortability: In the Wild blog series. In this series, Bob outlines his discussions with various people involved with data portability. Among the areas he's covered so far include: Lessons from coding XFN, Exploring floe.tv, DiSo profile plugin 00:17:34 dataportability no DataPortabiltiy Steering Action Group teleconference on Monday, June 9, 2008 dataportability@mediaslate.org Mon, 09 Jun 2008 13:00:00 +0000 http://mediaslate.org/dataportability/podcasts/dp_steering_call_20080609.mp3 dataportability@mediaslate.org DataPortabiltiy Steering Action Group teleconference on Monday, June 9, 2008 01:12:32 dataportability no DataPortabiltiy Steering Action Group teleconference on Monday, June 2, 2008 dataportability@mediaslate.org Mon, 02 Jun 2008 21:00:00 +0000 http://mediaslate.org/dataportability/podcasts/dp_steering_call_20080602.mp3 dataportability@mediaslate.org DataPortabiltiy Steering Action Group teleconference on Monday, June 2, 2008 00:51:35 dataportability no In this very special episode of the DataPortability: In-Motion Podcast, Trent's brother R. Mark Adams joins the data portability discussion. He is a genetic engineer who earned his Ph.D. in cell biology and was a pioneer in the field of bioinformatics. He is currently a Senior Associate at Booz Allen Hamilton and runs their bioinformatics group. Of specific interest related to data portability is his work for the open CaBIG (Cancer Biomedical Informatics Grid) project, a National Cancer Institute initiative to link cancer researchers and their data. Up until now, we have focused primarily on the use cases around existing social networking websites. There is, however, a wealth of knowledge and experience to be tapped within other fields. Mark has worked for over 15 years designing and building large-scale informatics systems. Further, his extensive experience within the standards and open source communities place him in a unique position to provide valuable insight into issues being explored by the DataPortability Project. dataportability@mediaslate.org Fri, 30 May 2008 12:00:00 -0500 http://mediaslate.org/dataportability/podcasts/dp_in-motion_20080530.mp3 Guest: R. Mark Adams, Ph.D., Senior Associate at Booz Allen Hamilton dataportability@mediaslate.org In this very special episode of the DataPortability: In-Motion Podcast, Trent's brother R. Mark Adams joins the data portability discussion. He is a genetic engineer who earned his Ph.D. in cell biology and was a pioneer in the field of bioinformatics. He is currently a Senior Associate at Booz Allen Hamilton and runs their bioinformatics group. Of specific interest related to data portability is his work for the open CaBIG (Cancer Biomedical Informatics Grid) project, a National Cancer Institute initiative to link cancer researchers and their data. Up until now, we have focused primarily on the use cases around existing social networking websites. There is, however, a wealth of knowledge and experience to be tapped within other fields. Mark has worked for over 15 years designing and building large-scale informatics systems. Further, his extensive experience within the standards and open source communities place him in a unique position to provide valuable insight into issues being explored by the DataPortability Project. 00:49:28 dataportability,bioinformatics no We are joined by Robert Scoble in episode 9 of the DataPortability: In-Motion Podcast. Currently the Managing Director of FastCompany.tv, he is a well-known and respected technology pundit who got his start blogging at UserLand. He is well known as an early advocate of the DataPortability Project when he tried to download his social data from Facebook. The show is kicked off with a discussion about his recent speculation that Microsoft could buy Facebook and keep it closed. Scoble talks about the services and tools like FriendFeed that offer alternate news streams to counter the Facebook hegemony. The discussion also flowed around automated behavior tracking, advertizing, and the interplay between control/privacy within various portable data models. dataportability@mediaslate.org Fri, 23 May 2008 12:00:00 -0500 http://mediaslate.org/dataportability/podcasts/dp_in-motion_20080523.mp3 Guest: Robert Scoble, Managing Director of FastCompany.tv dataportability@mediaslate.org We are joined by Robert Scoble in episode 9 of the DataPortability: In-Motion Podcast. Currently the Managing Director of FastCompany.tv, he is a well-known and respected technology pundit who got his start blogging at UserLand. He is well known as an early advocate of the DataPortability Project when he tried to download his social data from Facebook. The show is kicked off with a discussion about his recent speculation that Microsoft could buy Facebook and keep it closed. Scoble talks about the services and tools like FriendFeed that offer alternate news streams to counter the Facebook hegemony. The discussion also flowed around automated behavior tracking, advertizing, and the interplay between control/privacy within various portable data models. 00:26:30 dataportability,facebook,microsoft no DataPortabiltiy Steering Action Group teleconference on Monday, May 19, 2008 dataportability@mediaslate.org Mon, 19 May 2008 21:00:00 +0000 http://mediaslate.org/dataportability/podcasts/dp_steering_call_20080519.mp3 dataportability@mediaslate.org DataPortabiltiy Steering Action Group teleconference on Monday, May 19, 2008 00:59:00 dataportability no In episode 8 of the DataPortability: In-Motion Podcast we diverge from the standard format to dive beyond the headlines to explore recent news. We spent the time talking in depth about the Comcast acquisition of Plaxo and Google's release of Friend Connect. For Plaxo, we have Joseph Smarr, Chief Platform Architect, and John McCrae, VP Marketing, talking about the acquisition and how it furthers data portability. Specifically, Smarr made it clear that the of the game in portablity is not making everything homogenous, but rather opening up the flow of communication across systems. In the discussion Kevin Marks, Developer Advocate for OpenSocial, also corrects some common misconceptions around Google's Friend Connect. Some of the reporting about it mistakenly assumed that Google would be syphoning off the friendship graph when using it's system used to connect sites. He clarifies that Friend Connect enables the portability of user data by mapping the connections, and isn't storing the data itself. dataportability@mediaslate.org Fri, 16 May 2008 14:00:00 -0500 http://mediaslate.org/dataportability/podcasts/dp_in-motion_20080516.mp3 Guests: Plaxo - Joseph Smarr, Chief Platform Architect, and John McCrae, VP Marketing; Google - Kevin Marks, Developer Advocate for OpenSocial dataportability@mediaslate.org In episode 8 of the DataPortability: In-Motion Podcast we diverge from the standard format to dive beyond the headlines to explore recent news. We spent the time talking in depth about the Comcast acquisition of Plaxo and Google's release of Friend Connect. For Plaxo, we have Joseph Smarr, Chief Platform Architect, and John McCrae, VP Marketing, talking about the acquisition and how it furthers data portability. Specifically, Smarr made it clear that the of the game in portablity is not making everything homogenous, but rather opening up the flow of communication across systems. In the discussion Kevin Marks, Developer Advocate for OpenSocial, also corrects some common misconceptions around Google's Friend Connect. Some of the reporting about it mistakenly assumed that Google would be syphoning off the friendship graph when using it's system used to connect sites. He clarifies that Friend Connect enables the portability of user data by mapping the connections, and isn't storing the data itself. 00:35:41 data portability, dataportability, comcast, google, plaxo, social networks no DataPortabiltiy Steering Action Group teleconference on Monday, May 12, 2008 dataportability@mediaslate.org Mon, 12 May 2008 21:00:00 +0000 http://mediaslate.org/dataportability/podcasts/dp_steering_call_20080512.mp3 dataportability@mediaslate.org DataPortabiltiy Steering Action Group teleconference on Monday, May 12, 2008 01:27:10 dataportability no We kick off episode 7 of the DataPortability: In-Motion Podcast with the news of the week that MySpace launched "Data Availability" with Yahoo!, eBay, Photobucket, and Twitter. Following immediately on their heels was the announcement that Facebook is releasing "Facebook Connect", an extension of their 3rd party API providing deeper access to their user's data. We're also joined by Brady Brim-Deforest, founder of Human Global Media, talking about the DataPortability Legal Entity Taskforce. He provides a good overview and update on the process underway to formalize the the project under a recognized legal banner. The featured interview segment is with Danny Ayers, Semantic Web Developer at Talis. He touches on moving from document linking, through microformats, to feature-rich RDF modeling to identify portable data. Contrary to popular belief, he dispels the myth that it's hard to migrate from a standard SQL data representation into addressable semantic objects. dataportability@mediaslate.org Fri, 09 May 2008 17:00:00 -0500 http://mediaslate.org/dataportability/podcasts/dp_in-motion_20080509.mp3 Guests: Danny Ayers, Semantic Web Developer at Talis; Brady Brim-Deforest, founder of Human Global Media dataportability@mediaslate.org We kick off episode 7 of the DataPortability: In-Motion Podcast with the news of the week that MySpace launched "Data Availability" with Yahoo!, eBay, Photobucket, and Twitter. Following immediately on their heels was the announcement that Facebook is releasing "Facebook Connect", an extension of their 3rd party API providing deeper access to their user's data. We're also joined by Brady Brim-Deforest, founder of Human Global Media, talking about the DataPortability Legal Entity Taskforce. He provides a good overview and update on the process underway to formalize the the project under a recognized legal banner. The featured interview segment is with Danny Ayers, Semantic Web Developer at Talis. He touches on moving from document linking, through microformats, to feature-rich RDF modeling to identify portable data. Contrary to popular belief, he dispels the myth that it's hard to migrate from a standard SQL data representation into addressable semantic objects. 00:45:47 dataportability,semantic web,myspace,facebook,talis no DataPortabiltiy Steering Action Group teleconference on Monday, May 5, 2008 dataportability@mediaslate.org Mon, 05 May 2008 21:00:00 +0000 http://mediaslate.org/dataportability/podcasts/dp_steering_call_20080505.mp3 dataportability@mediaslate.org DataPortabiltiy Steering Action Group teleconference on Monday, May 5, 2008 01:37:22 dataportability no Joining us in episode 6 of the DataPortability: In-Motion Podcast is Paul Trevithick, CEO of Parity and the Founder of the Higgins Project. Higgins is an incredibly well thought-out open identity framework that’s designed to integrate identity, profile and social relationship information across multiple sites, applications and devices. Leading with news on: Yahoo! Rewires for the Social Graph and Data Portability; Microsoft Announces Live Mesh; SocialDevCamp coming up in Baltimore; DataPortability DIY Project for May: "rel=me"; New DataPortability Logo Challenged (again) dataportability@mediaslate.org Fri, 02 May 2008 12:00:00 -0500 http://mediaslate.org/dataportability/podcasts/dp_in-motion_20080502.mp3 Guest: Paul Trevithick, CEO of Parity and the Founder of the Higgins Project dataportability@mediaslate.org Joining us in episode 6 of the DataPortability: In-Motion Podcast is Paul Trevithick, CEO of Parity and the Founder of the Higgins Project. Higgins is an incredibly well thought-out open identity framework that’s designed to integrate identity, profile and social relationship information across multiple sites, applications and devices. Leading with news on: Yahoo! Rewires for the Social Graph and Data Portability; Microsoft Announces Live Mesh; SocialDevCamp coming up in Baltimore; DataPortability DIY Project for May: "rel=me"; New DataPortability Logo Challenged (again) 00:31:45 dataportability,higgins,openid no DataPortabiltiy Steering Action Group teleconference on Monday, April 28, 2008 dataportability@mediaslate.org Mon, 28 Apr 2008 21:00:00 +0000 http://mediaslate.org/dataportability/podcasts/dp_steering_call_20080428.mp3 dataportability@mediaslate.org DataPortabiltiy Steering Action Group teleconference on Monday, April 28, 2008 00:51:04 dataportability no In espisode five of the DataPortability: In-Motion Podcast, we explore an interesting perspective on data portability with Jonathan Vanasco, the CEO of FindMeOn.com and founder of the Open SN interchange format. His historical perspective is truly illuminating as he was on the ground selling the data portability vision in 2006. He met with significant resistence by the same players embracing the DataPortability Project today and his comments about the cultural shift are worth hearing. Leading with news on: DataPortability 6-Month Report; New DataPortability Logo; DataSharing Summit Recap; Web 2.0 Expo Update; Mahalo adds microformats; Forrester: Social network tools to drive $4.6B industry by 2013; NewsGator releases Inbox 3.0; MySpace Gallery Application is live dataportability@mediaslate.org Fri, 25 Apr 2008 12:00:00 -0500 http://mediaslate.org/dataportability/podcasts/dp_in-motion_20080425.mp3 Guest: Jonathan Vanasco, CEO of FindMeOn.com and founder of the OpenSN.org dataportability@mediaslate.org In espisode five of the DataPortability: In-Motion Podcast, we explore an interesting perspective on data portability with Jonathan Vanasco, the CEO of FindMeOn.com and founder of the Open SN interchange format. His historical perspective is truly illuminating as he was on the ground selling the data portability vision in 2006. He met with significant resistence by the same players embracing the DataPortability Project today and his comments about the cultural shift are worth hearing. Leading with news on: DataPortability 6-Month Report; New DataPortability Logo; DataSharing Summit Recap; Web 2.0 Expo Update; Mahalo adds microformats; Forrester: Social network tools to drive $4.6B industry by 2013; NewsGator releases Inbox 3.0; MySpace Gallery Application is live 00:28:51 dataportability,findmeon,opensn no DataPortabiltiy Steering Action Group teleconference on Monday, April 21, 2008 dataportability@mediaslate.org Mon, 21 Apr 2008 21:00:00 +0000 http://mediaslate.org/dataportability/podcasts/dp_steering_call_20080421.mp3 dataportability@mediaslate.org DataPortabiltiy Steering Action Group teleconference on Monday, April 21, 2008 01:08:33 dataportability,teleconference no In the fourth espisode of the DataPortability: In-Motion Podcast, Phil Wolff, editor of Skype Journal, and Eran Hammer-Lahav, author of the XRDS-Simple specification join hosts Trent and Steve. Leading the episode, a brief news update on: TechCrunch donating $6,625 to the DataPortability Project; DataPortability Project Logo Competition; Will data portability be a battle like free software? dataportability@mediaslate.org Fri, 18 Apr 2008 10:30:00 -0500 http://mediaslate.org/dataportability/podcasts/dp_in-motion_20080418.mp3 Guests: Phil Wolff, editor of Skype Journal; Eran Hammer-Lahav, author of XRDS-Simple dataportability@mediaslate.org In the fourth espisode of the DataPortability: In-Motion Podcast, Phil Wolff, editor of Skype Journal, and Eran Hammer-Lahav, author of the XRDS-Simple specification join hosts Trent and Steve. Leading the episode, a brief news update on: TechCrunch donating $6,625 to the DataPortability Project; DataPortability Project Logo Competition; Will data portability be a battle like free software? 00:51:37 dataportability,xrds,xrds-simple,advertising no DataPortabiltiy Steering Action Group teleconference on Monday, April 14, 2008 dataportability@mediaslate.org Mon, 14 Apr 2008 21:00:00 +0000 http://mediaslate.org/dataportability/podcasts/dp_steering_call_20080414.mp3 dataportability@mediaslate.org DataPortabiltiy Steering Action Group teleconference on Monday, April 14, 2008 00:57:52 dataportability no In espisode three of the DataPortability: In-Motion Podcast, Christian Scholz (aka MrTopf) joins Trent and Steve in a chat about OpenSocial with Kevin Marks, Developer Advocate at Google. Leading the episode, a brief news update on: RSA Conference 2008; TotSpot Embraces DataPortability; DataPortability Project Members and MyBlogLog FOAF; Christian's Meetings in Germany, London, and Second Life. dataportability@mediaslate.org Fri, 11 Apr 2008 10:35:00 -0500 http://mediaslate.org/dataportability/podcasts/dp_in-motion_20080411.mp3 Guests: Kevin Marks, Developer Advocate, Google; Christian Scholz (aka MrTopf) dataportability@mediaslate.org In espisode three of the DataPortability: In-Motion Podcast, Christian Scholz (aka MrTopf) joins Trent and Steve in a chat about OpenSocial with Kevin Marks, Developer Advocate at Google. Leading the episode, a brief news update on: RSA Conference 2008; TotSpot Embraces DataPortability; DataPortability Project Members and MyBlogLog FOAF; Christian's Meetings in Germany, London, and Second Life. 00:48:08 dataportability,google,foaf,opensocial,socialgraph no DataPortabiltiy Evangelism Action Group teleconference on Thursday, April 10, 2008. dataportability@mediaslate.org Thu, 10 Apr 2008 21:00:00 +0000 http://mediaslate.org/dataportability/podcasts/dp_evangelism_call_20080410.mp3 dataportability@mediaslate.org DataPortabiltiy Evangelism Action Group teleconference on Thursday, April 10, 2008. 00:58:26 dataportability no In the second espisode of the DataPortability: In-Motion Podcast, Trent and Steve chat with Kaliya Hamlin (aka IdentityWoman) about the upcoming Data Sharing Summit and with Joe Andrieu, founder of SwitchBook, about his work with the VRM Project lead by Doc Searls at the Berkman Center for Internet and Society. Leading the episode, a brief news update on: MyBlogLog supporting FOAF; Flickr announcing their friend finder feature; the Read/Write Web article on conversations leaving the blogosphere. dataportability@mediaslate.org Fri, 04 Apr 2008 11:00:00 -0500 http://mediaslate.org/dataportability/podcasts/dp_in-motion_20080404.mp3 Guests: Kaliya Hamlin, Data Sharing Summit; Joe Andrieu, VRM Project dataportability@mediaslate.org In the second espisode of the DataPortability: In-Motion Podcast, Trent and Steve chat with Kaliya Hamlin (aka IdentityWoman) about the upcoming Data Sharing Summit and with Joe Andrieu, founder of SwitchBook, about his work with the VRM Project lead by Doc Searls at the Berkman Center for Internet and Society. Leading the episode, a brief news update on: MyBlogLog supporting FOAF; Flickr announcing their friend finder feature; the Read/Write Web article on conversations leaving the blogosphere. 00:45:22 dataportability,vrm,data sharing summit no DataPortabiltiy Steering Action Group teleconference on Tuesday, April 1, 2008 dataportability@mediaslate.org Tue, 01 Apr 2008 21:00:00 +0000 http://mediaslate.org/dataportability/podcasts/dp_steering_call_20080401.mp3 DataPortabiltiy Steering Action Group teleconference on Tuesday, April 1, 2008 01:14:10 dataportability no In this espisode of the DataPortability: In-Motion Podcast, Trent and Steve chat with Kingsley Idehen, CEO of OpenLink Software, about his views of data portability and accessibility. Leading the episode, a brief news update on: Microsoft Announces Contact List Portability, Magnolia Requiring OpenID, Tribe.net Shuts Down FOAF Support, Ringside Networks Launches Facebook Container, XRDS-Simple Released dataportability@mediaslate.org Fri, 28 Mar 2008 12:00:00 -0500 http://mediaslate.org/dataportability/podcasts/dp_in-motion_20080328.mp3 Guest: Kingsley Idehen, CEO of OpenLink Software dataportability@mediaslate.org In this espisode of the DataPortability: In-Motion Podcast, Trent and Steve chat with Kingsley Idehen, CEO of OpenLink Software, about his views of data portability and accessibility. Leading the episode, a brief news update on: Microsoft Announces Contact List Portability, Magnolia Requiring OpenID, Tribe.net Shuts Down FOAF Support, Ringside Networks Launches Facebook Container, XRDS-Simple Released 00:20:43 dataportability,kingsley idehen,openlink software,semantic web, no DataPortabiltiy Evangelism Action Group teleconference on Thursday, March 27, 2008. dataportability@mediaslate.org Thu, 27 Mar 2008 15:00:00 +0000 http://mediaslate.org/dataportability/podcasts/dp_evangelism_call_20080327.mp3 dataportability@mediaslate.org DataPortabiltiy Evangelism Action Group teleconference on Thursday, March 27, 2008. 01:07:45 dataportability clean DataPortabiltiy Evangelism Action Group Meetup in San Francisco on Thursday, March 20, 2008. dataportability@mediaslate.org Thu, 20 Mar 2008 18:00:00 -0800 http://mediaslate.org/dataportability/podcasts/dp_meetup_20080320.mp3 dataportability@mediaslate.org DataPortabiltiy Evangelism Action Group Meetup in San Francisco on Thursday, March 20, 2008. 01:49:43 dataportability no DataPortabiltiy Steering Action Group teleconference on Wednesday, March 19, 2008. dataportability@mediaslate.org Wed, 19 Mar 2008 21:00:00 +0000 http://mediaslate.org/dataportability/podcasts/dp_steering_call_20080319.mp3 dataportability@mediaslate.org DataPortabiltiy Steering Action Group teleconference on Wednesday, March 19, 2008. 01:24:20 dataportability clean DataPortabiltiy Steering Action Group teleconference on Tuesday, March 4, 2008. dataportability@mediaslate.org Tue, 04 Mar 2008 21:00:00 +0000 http://mediaslate.org/dataportability/podcasts/dp_steering_call_20080304.mp3 dataportability@mediaslate.org DataPortabiltiy Steering Action Group teleconference on Tuesday, March 4, 2008. 01:30:42 dataportability no DataPortabiltiy Steering Action Group teleconference on Tuesday, February 19, 2008. dataportability@mediaslate.org Tue, 19 Feb 2008 10:00:00 -0800 http://mediaslate.org/dataportability/podcasts/dp_steering_call_20080219.mp3 dataportability@mediaslate.org DataPortabiltiy Steering Action Group teleconference on Tuesday, February 19, 2008. 01:14:43 dataportability no TopfCast (english) - Episode 01 - about Data Portability, the Snow Sprint and the Plone Development Process. mrtopf@gmail.com Sat, 16 Feb 2008 18:37:59 +0000 http://podcasts.plonetv.de/english/topfcast_en_01.mp3 Data Portability, the Snow Sprint and the Plone Development Process. mrtopf@gmail.com TopfCast (english) - Episode 01 - about Data Portability, the Snow Sprint and the Plone Development Process. 01:00:00 dataportability,snow sprint,plone no