Category: Social Graph

• 22 April 2013

  Some thoughts on working out who to trust online

  

  The deplorable attempts to use social media (and much of the mainstream media’s response) to find the bombers of the Boston marathon and then the tweets coming out of the Social Media Summit in New York got me thinking again about how we might get a better understanding of who and what to trust online.…
• 22 April 2009

  Interesting stuff from around the web 2009-04-22

  The open web Does OpenID need to be hard? [factoryjoe.com] Chris considers “the big fat stinking elephant in the room: OpenID usability and the paradox of choice” as usual it’s a good read. I wonder whether restricting the OpenID providers displayed based on visited link would help? i.e. hide those that haven’t been visited? It…
• 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…