Category: OAuth

• 25 January 2009

  Interesting stuff from around the web 2009-01-25

  Some nice publicity for the BBC music site BBC’s Semantic Music Project [ReadWriteWeb] “As more projects like this take advantage of the publicly available metadata available, the beginnings of a real semantic web can finally take root.” What a nice thing to say. BBC Artists: Getting down with semantic Web [CNET UK] BBC’s new music […]
• 8 January 2009

  Identity, relationships and why OAuth and OpenID matter

  Twitter hasn’t had a good start to 2009, it was hacked via a phishing scam and then there were concerns that your passwords were up for sale and that’s not a good thing; except there may be a silver lining to Twitter’s cloud because it has also reopened the password anti-pattern debate and the use of OAuth as a solution […]
• 21 October 2008

  How to help the network effect

  Following my recent post considering BBC public value in the online world I was asked to write a piece for the BBC’s internal staff paper ariel. Here it is: IF YOU READ the BBC’s internet blog you will know that we are considering the use of OpenID, an interesting though widely misunderstood, technology that could […]