Good news - I will be in Amsterdam speaking at the Next Web Conference on the 3rd and 4th of April - are you coming?
Here's a bit of info about the conference from the website:
The Next Web Conference is THE European conference for industry thought-leaders, leading web-companies, innovative Startups, visionaries and real Web savvies. This third edition will be held in Amsterdam, The Netherlands on April 3rd & 4th, 2008.
AUDIO - First DataPortability Steering Group Teleconference
Last night (PST Time) we had our first Steering Group Teleconference. It was great, productive call with lots of outcomes that are currently being implemented. We also agreed to meet in a similar way every 2 weeks.
VIDEO PROJECT - Share your thoughts about DataPortability
Time to continue the conversation about DataPortability... this time using video.
We want to hear your thoughts about DataPortability recorded as a short video. We hope to share these videos individually as well as compile them into a single video to help the community understand expectations, goals and themes that are emerging in the discussion.
Here are the questions we'd like you to answer.
What does DataPortability mean to you?
How do you imagine DataPortability might change the way you use the web?
How would you explain the value of DataPortability to Vendors - those that store the data.
How would you explain the value of DataPortability to Users - those that create and own the data.
Ideally, what would you like to see from the DataPortability Project in the next 12 months? 24 months?
What else would you like to say? Make up a question and answer it!
Finally, if you agree with the sentiment, please say "My name is [your name] and I want Data Portability" at the end of your video.
If you can, please try to limit the video to a maximum of 5 minutes.
We'd like to compile these for February 20th. Please make sure you get your video in before then!
To submit the video, post it to one of the video sharing sites and tag it 'DataPortabilityAndMe'
I look forward to seeing what the community has to say.
Special thanks to Daniela Barbosa, Chris Messina and the Evangelism Action Group for this idea!
My lovely wife (who is an Economics and Business teacher coincidentally) sent me a Podcast today which really blew me away. It's an interview with Andreas Kluth (San Francisco correspondent for The Economist) talking about real and virtual campfires, and predicts the dissolution of standalone social networks as we know them.
Anyone interested in the next generation of internet technology really needs to listen to this podcast. Its clear, concise and really gets at the heart of many social graph issues and human behavior.
This amazing video was lovingly hand-crafted by Michael Pick, from Smashcut Media, to outline and demonstrate what Data Portability is all about. If you've been under a rock and haven't heard of the Data Portability Workgroup, this ought to catch you up real quick. ;)
It's amazing work. Thank-you for your great work Michael.
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