- To some degree this is the classic identity politics situation that we talk about all the time with identity virtualization. Basically if I give you a copy of identity data, I lose control of it. Will be interesting to see how this plays out at Internet s
- Another good article that puts the Facebook-Google situation in perspective. Users give up privacy nearly every time they click "Accept" on a registration form. There's no reason to think that they will stop doing so anytime soon. Even with InfoCard and o
- Kim Cameron of Microsoft summarizes the most recent set of discussions we've all been having related to his initial scenario involving a combination of identity and purchase order data being used by the same application.
- Dave Kearns follows up on the responses from Kim and I. Seems to be in agreement, though points out that we've got to make sure we consider the needs of today's (and yesterday's) applications as much as the next generation. Couldn't agree more.
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