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Monthly Archives: November 2006
10 Minute Mail
10 Minute Mail is a new service for creating temporary email addresses. These addresses can be used for registering on sites that require users to provide an email address. The goal is to to rid users of a lot of … Continue reading
Posted in Anonymity, Identity, Privacy, spam
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On-line communities
There are more then 50 million active blogs and community sites like Digg and Slashdot are more popular then ever. But how do on-line communities compare to real-world communities? Is it even fair to compare real-world communities to on-line communities? … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Identity, Reputation, Trust
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CopyBot
Great article by Jennifer Granick, on the issues facing Linden labs, the creators of Second life, due to the bursting on the scene of CopyBot. For those not familiar with the havoc a new program called CopyBot, is causing to … Continue reading
Posted in Identity, Karma, Privacy, Reputation
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Anti Click Fraud
I did a post on click fraud some time back but I want to get back to the topic. Last week, VentureBeat profiled ClickFacts, a company focused on providing more accurate information to brand-owners about who clicks on their on-line … Continue reading
Posted in Anonymity, Identity, Social Media
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Wireless Power
Let’s taking a geek detour from the regular programming…I gotta talk about this new development in the area of delivering power to mobile devices, wirelessly. This technology has been on the top of my list of technologies that have potential … Continue reading
Posted in Power, technology
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Anonymity is not privacy
I am quickly becoming a fan of Dave Kearns and his Identity Management Newsletter in Network World. Dave discusses complex identity related issues but manages to write in a very simple and easy to read style. In his latest installment … Continue reading
Posted in Anonymity, Identity, Privacy
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SMC unconference in SF
Today I went to the social media club (SMC) event in San Francisco…Great people, great conversations and great event. Kudos to the organizers…One thing I hated was paying for the parking in the city – $30 for 3 hours is … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Social Media, Web2point2
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Who owns your reputation?
Who owns your reputation? Apparently you, if ReputationDefender has its way…to the potential chagrin of the great Bob Blakley. In this review of the company in Wired magazine: The mistakes you make on the internet can live forever — unless … Continue reading
Posted in Identity, Reputation
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Trust, or shall we say distrust, in American society
Check out the fascinating study titled – An examination of trust in contemporary American society – about what do people trust in American society. It looks like Interestingly, respondents were loath to name a medium that they found trustworthy, and … Continue reading
Posted in Trust
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Privacy is the ability to lie about yourself without getting caught
Check out this old article by Dave Kearns about a presentation by Bob Blakley on the subject of Privacy. Blakley spoke on the topic “What is Privacy, Really?” a subject near and dear to him as well as to many … Continue reading
Posted in Identity, Privacy
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