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Everything I do professionally has as its goal the creation of an inclusive identity metasystem for the Internet.
Inclusive means that every vendor, every innovator, every thinker in every generation can be part of it, shaping and using it as they see fit - a real ecology.
Metasystem means that identity claims can [...]
Scoble really broke me up with this one:
Dave Winer breaks away from the EFF over the role that copyrights will play in the future.
I’ve been having passionate and interesting arguments about the role of copyright in our future systems and communities too. In fact, I’ve found myself arguing with myself over copyright. (emphasis is [...]
I’ve tried to keep my day and nighttime existence somewhat separate, but it’s hard. After all, the laws of identity are the same at work and at home.
I know a number of you are following the drama that is currently unfolding in light of an early (unprompted) round of stories on ‘InfoCards’ (a code [...]
Gosh, here’s more pure Ceppi. It’s sobering to see what the industry rhetoric has led to. I’m touched when colleagues from other companies stand up for my contribution. I get optimistic when we tackle these issues together. I also believe that if we are very very patient we will get [...]
You can’t get much funnier than this positing by Chris Ceppi at Arbitrage:
Doc Searls, Marc Canter, Drummond Reed, et al. are all a flittter about an Open Identity System or Internet Identity Infrastructure that has been worked out in insider conversations at PC Forum (where the elite meet to be discrete and then tell [...]
I received an “i-names” email from Aldo Castaneda who is doing his legal thesis on what he calls “Open Legal Writing”. I guess, in effect, he is “blogging his thesis”… If you visit his site, you’ll see he is editing it in real time in response to input - same sort of thing [...]
Looks like the DIMACS Workshop on Theft in E-Commerce: Content, Identity, and Service coming up on April 14 will be more than interesting. Check out the program.
Caspar Bowden has advised me that the book Malicious Cryptography: Exposing Cryptovirology is a “hair-raising read”. Here is the description from Amazon:
“The authors of this book explain these issues and how to fight against them.” (Computer Law & Security Report, 1st September 2004)
Product Description:Hackers have uncovered the dark side of cryptography—that device developed [...]
Luke Razzell of weaverluke has posted an entry on digital identity to the Wikipedia. He begins:
Digital identity is the representation of identity in terms of digital information.
A digital identity can be understood as the set of digital information that is attributable to any given entity. This entity may be human (an individual or a [...]
A while ago I wrote about the ways blogging might transform the relationship between people who design software products and their customers.
I mentioned how for many of us engineers, Doc Searls’ dictum that “markets are conversations” defines a form of marketing that we can actually understand. Wanting to give an example from [...]
