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You can now use InfoCards without having to suffer the ignomies of bit spin. Of course, it’s still just a beta.
Imagine a steel ship with no compartments - one perforation, and the whole thing goes down…
Sony bean counters to pull their hair out by the rootkits
Let the bells ring and the banners fly. O’Reilly has granted an Irish conference permission to use “Web 2.0″ in its name…
A new marketing campaign to put a more human face on Liberty..
There are at least four things that are identity management, and maybe more…
Actually, he has not. Objectivity and realism in sizing up deployment blockers, and transparency in setting expectations, are what is needed to succeed at the identity metasystem.
In the words of Sun’s Arun Gupta, the Project GlassFish community and Windows Communication Foundation make Interoperability a Reality TODAY.
How does one know what impact privacy legislation has on our institutions - in the broadest sense?
Gunnar Peterson is confident thieves are just using stolen data as a test bed for a charitable open source project…
