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"Making Sense of Recent News"

John McCrea, Chris Messina, and Joseph Smarr try to make sense of recent developments from Chirp and F8 and the remarkable industry convergence around OAuth. Watch HiRes.

"On the Launch of the Open Identity Exchange"

John McCrea and Chris Messina are joined by special guests — Don Thibeau of the OpenID Foundation and Drummond Reed of the Information Card Foundation — to discuss the launch of the Open Identity Exchange, the result of a year-long collaboration between the two foundations. Watch HiRes.

Links related to this episode:

• PC World's coverage of the announcement: Open Identity Exchange backs U.S. gov't privacy guidelines
• From the Financial Times blog: One step closer to a single sign-on for the web
• The official press release from the Open Identity Exchange: Open Identity Exchange Launches at RSA

"Another One Bites the Dust"

John McCrea and Chris Messina ring in the New Year with a review of the shows predictions for 2009, a look forward to 2010 -- and some breaking news. It's must-see Social Web TV! Watch HiRes

Links related to this episode:

• John's year-end review of the ending decade: Silicon Valley: Top 10 of the 2000s
• Chris's post on OpenID Connect
• Joseph's post on joining Google Joseph Smarr has new work info
• Chris's post on joining Google Happy birthday to me! I'm joining Google

"Comcast Cares"

John McCrea and Joseph Smarr welcome special guest, Frank Eliason, a.k.a. @comcastcares, in an episode shot at the NewTeeVee Live Conference. Watch HiRes

Links related to this episode:

• Where we shot this episode: NewTeeVee Live 09
• TechCrunch piece that puts Frank Eliason's efforts in a broader context: Comcast: Twitter Has Changed The Culture Of Our Company

"We're Back (Really!)"

John McCrea, Joseph Smarr, and Chris Messina get the band back together, in response to strong demand by loyal fans to cover lots of recent developments from the Internet Identity Workshop. Watch HiRes

Links related to this episode:

• John McCrea's post from the OpenID Summit: From the OpenID Summit: What gets Google, Facebook, Microsoft, Yahoo, and Plaxo to work together? OpenID.
• From John McCrea's camera: Photoblogging the Internet Identity Workshop, 11/09

"A Social Web Travelogue"

David Recordon, Joseph Smarr, and John McCrea go where The Social Web TV has never gone before, including a review of the new book, The Accidental Billionaires. Genius? Or jumping the shark? Watch and decide for yourself. Watch HiRes

"The Social Web and the Loss of a Pop Star"

The full crew welcomes special guest, Kevin Marks, open standards champion, recently of Google, for a wide-ranging discussion, including the role of the Social Web in sharing in the loss of a pop star. Watch HiRes

Links related to this episode:

• Here's the official microformats site"
• Mrs. Miller sings Downtown

"The Revolution will be Tweeted"

David Recordon, Joseph Smarr, and John McCrea on the Social Web news of the week and the role of Twitter, Flickr, YouTube, and Facebook in the Iran Election protests. Watch HiRes

Links related to this episode:

• Shaquille O’Neal has a Social Web moment: Did Shaq Just Find Out He Was Just Traded On Twitter"
• How to follow the events in Iran via Twitter Search: #IranElection

"Louis Gray: Early Adopting the Social Web"

John McCrea and Joseph Smarr, back after a brief hiatus, welcome special guest, Louis Gray, to discuss the emergent Social Web from the early adopter perspective. Watch HiRes

Links related to this episode:

• A pointer to Joseph's talk at Google I/O: Must See Web TV: Joseph Smarr's "The Social Web: An Implementer's Guide"
• Louis Gray's blogpost The Five Stages of Early Adopter Behavior
• Louis Gray's tweet on John McCrea's ownership of the phrase: "I head up marketing"

"Facebook Rolls Out Support for OpenID"

John McCrea and Joseph Smarr, on location at the Internet Identity orkshop, welcome special guest, Luke Shepard of Facebook, to discuss the big news of Facebook becoming an OpenID Relying Party. Watch HiRes

Links related to this episode:

• Luke Shepard's blogpost announcing: Facebook Supports OpenID for Automatic Login
• ReadWriteWeb's coverage of Plaxo's implementation of the OpenID/OAuth hybrid signup flow: Comcast Property Sees 92% Success Rate With New OpenID Method
• John McCrea's photo blogpost From Day One of the Internet Identity Workshop

"On the Launch of the Open Identity Exchange"

John McCrea and Chris Messina are joined by special guests — Don Thibeau of the OpenID Foundation and Drummond Reed of the Information Card Foundation — to discuss the launch of the Open Identity Exchange, the result of a year-long collaboration between the two foundations. Watch HiRes.

Links related to this episode:

• PC World's coverage of the announcement: Open Identity Exchange backs U.S. gov't privacy guidelines
• From the Financial Times blog: One step closer to a single sign-on for the web
• The official press release from the Open Identity Exchange: Open Identity Exchange Launches at RSA

"Another One Bites the Dust"

John McCrea and Chris Messina ring in the New Year with a review of the shows predictions for 2009, a look forward to 2010 -- and some breaking news. It's must-see Social Web TV! Watch HiRes

Links related to this episode:

• John's year-end review of the ending decade: Silicon Valley: Top 10 of the 2000s
• Chris's post on OpenID Connect
• Joseph's post on joining Google Joseph Smarr has new work info
• Chris's post on joining Google Happy birthday to me! I'm joining Google

"Comcast Cares"

John McCrea and Joseph Smarr welcome special guest, Frank Eliason, a.k.a. @comcastcares, in an episode shot at the NewTeeVee Live Conference. Watch HiRes

Links related to this episode:

• Where we shot this episode: NewTeeVee Live 09
• TechCrunch piece that puts Frank Eliason's efforts in a broader context: Comcast: Twitter Has Changed The Culture Of Our Company

"We're Back (Really!)"

John McCrea, Joseph Smarr, and Chris Messina get the band back together, in response to strong demand by loyal fans to cover lots of recent developments from the Internet Identity Workshop. Watch HiRes

Links related to this episode:

• John McCrea's post from the OpenID Summit: From the OpenID Summit: What gets Google, Facebook, Microsoft, Yahoo, and Plaxo to work together? OpenID.
• From John McCrea's camera: Photoblogging the Internet Identity Workshop, 11/09

"A Social Web Travelogue"

David Recordon, Joseph Smarr, and John McCrea go where The Social Web TV has never gone before, including a review of the new book, The Accidental Billionaires. Genius? Or jumping the shark? Watch and decide for yourself. Watch HiRes

"The Social Web and the Loss of a Pop Star"

The full crew welcomes special guest, Kevin Marks, open standards champion, recently of Google, for a wide-ranging discussion, including the role of the Social Web in sharing in the loss of a pop star. Watch HiRes

Links related to this episode:

• Here's the official microformats site"
• Mrs. Miller sings Downtown

"The Revolution will be Tweeted"

David Recordon, Joseph Smarr, and John McCrea on the Social Web news of the week and the role of Twitter, Flickr, YouTube, and Facebook in the Iran Election protests. Watch HiRes

Links related to this episode:

• Shaquille O’Neal has a Social Web moment: Did Shaq Just Find Out He Was Just Traded On Twitter"
• How to follow the events in Iran via Twitter Search: #IranElection

"Louis Gray: Early Adopting the Social Web"

John McCrea and Joseph Smarr, back after a brief hiatus, welcome special guest, Louis Gray, to discuss the emergent Social Web from the early adopter perspective. Watch HiRes

Links related to this episode:

• A pointer to Joseph's talk at Google I/O: Must See Web TV: Joseph Smarr's "The Social Web: An Implementer's Guide"
• Louis Gray's blogpost The Five Stages of Early Adopter Behavior
• Louis Gray's tweet on John McCrea's ownership of the phrase: "I head up marketing"

"Facebook Rolls Out Support for OpenID"

John McCrea and Joseph Smarr, on location at the Internet Identity orkshop, welcome special guest, Luke Shepard of Facebook, to discuss the big news of Facebook becoming an OpenID Relying Party. Watch HiRes

Links related to this episode:

• Luke Shepard's blogpost announcing: Facebook Supports OpenID for Automatic Login
• ReadWriteWeb's coverage of Plaxo's implementation of the OpenID/OAuth hybrid signup flow: Comcast Property Sees 92% Success Rate With New OpenID Method
• John McCrea's photo blogpost From Day One of the Internet Identity Workshop

"Comcast Cares"

John McCrea and Joseph Smarr welcome special guest, Frank Eliason, a.k.a. @comcastcares, in an episode shot at the NewTeeVee Live Conference. Watch HiRes

Links related to this episode:

• Where we shot this episode: NewTeeVee Live 09
• TechCrunch piece that puts Frank Eliason's efforts in a broader context: Comcast: Twitter Has Changed The Culture Of Our Company

"We're Back (Really!)"

John McCrea, Joseph Smarr, and Chris Messina get the band back together, in response to strong demand by loyal fans to cover lots of recent developments from the Internet Identity Workshop. Watch HiRes

Links related to this episode:

• John McCrea's post from the OpenID Summit: From the OpenID Summit: What gets Google, Facebook, Microsoft, Yahoo, and Plaxo to work together? OpenID.
• From John McCrea's camera: Photoblogging the Internet Identity Workshop, 11/09

"A Social Web Travelogue"

David Recordon, Joseph Smarr, and John McCrea go where The Social Web TV has never gone before, including a review of the new book, The Accidental Billionaires. Genius? Or jumping the shark? Watch and decide for yourself. Watch HiRes

"The Social Web and the Loss of a Pop Star"

The full crew welcomes special guest, Kevin Marks, open standards champion, recently of Google, for a wide-ranging discussion, including the role of the Social Web in sharing in the loss of a pop star. Watch HiRes

Links related to this episode:

• Here's the official microformats site"
• Mrs. Miller sings Downtown

"The Revolution will be Tweeted"

David Recordon, Joseph Smarr, and John McCrea on the Social Web news of the week and the role of Twitter, Flickr, YouTube, and Facebook in the Iran Election protests. Watch HiRes

Links related to this episode:

• Shaquille O’Neal has a Social Web moment: Did Shaq Just Find Out He Was Just Traded On Twitter"
• How to follow the events in Iran via Twitter Search: #IranElection

"Louis Gray: Early Adopting the Social Web"

John McCrea and Joseph Smarr, back after a brief hiatus, welcome special guest, Louis Gray, to discuss the emergent Social Web from the early adopter perspective. Watch HiRes

Links related to this episode:

• A pointer to Joseph's talk at Google I/O: Must See Web TV: Joseph Smarr's "The Social Web: An Implementer's Guide"
• Louis Gray's blogpost The Five Stages of Early Adopter Behavior
• Louis Gray's tweet on John McCrea's ownership of the phrase: "I head up marketing"

"Facebook Rolls Out Support for OpenID"

John McCrea and Joseph Smarr, on location at the Internet Identity orkshop, welcome special guest, Luke Shepard of Facebook, to discuss the big news of Facebook becoming an OpenID Relying Party. Watch HiRes

Links related to this episode:

• Luke Shepard's blogpost announcing: Facebook Supports OpenID for Automatic Login
• ReadWriteWeb's coverage of Plaxo's implementation of the OpenID/OAuth hybrid signup flow: Comcast Property Sees 92% Success Rate With New OpenID Method
• John McCrea's photo blogpost From Day One of the Internet Identity Workshop

"We're Back (Really!)"

John McCrea, Joseph Smarr, and Chris Messina get the band back together, in response to strong demand by loyal fans to cover lots of recent developments from the Internet Identity Workshop. Watch HiRes

Links related to this episode:

• John McCrea's post from the OpenID Summit: From the OpenID Summit: What gets Google, Facebook, Microsoft, Yahoo, and Plaxo to work together? OpenID.
• From John McCrea's camera: Photoblogging the Internet Identity Workshop, 11/09

"A Social Web Travelogue"

David Recordon, Joseph Smarr, and John McCrea go where The Social Web TV has never gone before, including a review of the new book, The Accidental Billionaires. Genius? Or jumping the shark? Watch and decide for yourself. Watch HiRes

"The Social Web and the Loss of a Pop Star"

The full crew welcomes special guest, Kevin Marks, open standards champion, recently of Google, for a wide-ranging discussion, including the role of the Social Web in sharing in the loss of a pop star. Watch HiRes

Links related to this episode:

• Here's the official microformats site"
• Mrs. Miller sings Downtown

"The Revolution will be Tweeted"

David Recordon, Joseph Smarr, and John McCrea on the Social Web news of the week and the role of Twitter, Flickr, YouTube, and Facebook in the Iran Election protests. Watch HiRes

Links related to this episode:

• Shaquille O’Neal has a Social Web moment: Did Shaq Just Find Out He Was Just Traded On Twitter"
• How to follow the events in Iran via Twitter Search: #IranElection

"Louis Gray: Early Adopting the Social Web"

John McCrea and Joseph Smarr, back after a brief hiatus, welcome special guest, Louis Gray, to discuss the emergent Social Web from the early adopter perspective. Watch HiRes

Links related to this episode:

• A pointer to Joseph's talk at Google I/O: Must See Web TV: Joseph Smarr's "The Social Web: An Implementer's Guide"
• Louis Gray's blogpost The Five Stages of Early Adopter Behavior
• Louis Gray's tweet on John McCrea's ownership of the phrase: "I head up marketing"

"Facebook Rolls Out Support for OpenID"

John McCrea and Joseph Smarr, on location at the Internet Identity orkshop, welcome special guest, Luke Shepard of Facebook, to discuss the big news of Facebook becoming an OpenID Relying Party. Watch HiRes

Links related to this episode:

• Luke Shepard's blogpost announcing: Facebook Supports OpenID for Automatic Login
• ReadWriteWeb's coverage of Plaxo's implementation of the OpenID/OAuth hybrid signup flow: Comcast Property Sees 92% Success Rate With New OpenID Method
• John McCrea's photo blogpost From Day One of the Internet Identity Workshop

"A Social Web Travelogue"

David Recordon, Joseph Smarr, and John McCrea go where The Social Web TV has never gone before, including a review of the new book, The Accidental Billionaires. Genius? Or jumping the shark? Watch and decide for yourself. Watch HiRes

"The Social Web and the Loss of a Pop Star"

The full crew welcomes special guest, Kevin Marks, open standards champion, recently of Google, for a wide-ranging discussion, including the role of the Social Web in sharing in the loss of a pop star. Watch HiRes

Links related to this episode:

• Here's the official microformats site"
• Mrs. Miller sings Downtown

"The Revolution will be Tweeted"

David Recordon, Joseph Smarr, and John McCrea on the Social Web news of the week and the role of Twitter, Flickr, YouTube, and Facebook in the Iran Election protests. Watch HiRes

Links related to this episode:

• Shaquille O’Neal has a Social Web moment: Did Shaq Just Find Out He Was Just Traded On Twitter"
• How to follow the events in Iran via Twitter Search: #IranElection

"Louis Gray: Early Adopting the Social Web"

John McCrea and Joseph Smarr, back after a brief hiatus, welcome special guest, Louis Gray, to discuss the emergent Social Web from the early adopter perspective. Watch HiRes

Links related to this episode:

• A pointer to Joseph's talk at Google I/O: Must See Web TV: Joseph Smarr's "The Social Web: An Implementer's Guide"
• Louis Gray's blogpost The Five Stages of Early Adopter Behavior
• Louis Gray's tweet on John McCrea's ownership of the phrase: "I head up marketing"

"Facebook Rolls Out Support for OpenID"

John McCrea and Joseph Smarr, on location at the Internet Identity orkshop, welcome special guest, Luke Shepard of Facebook, to discuss the big news of Facebook becoming an OpenID Relying Party. Watch HiRes

Links related to this episode:

• Luke Shepard's blogpost announcing: Facebook Supports OpenID for Automatic Login
• ReadWriteWeb's coverage of Plaxo's implementation of the OpenID/OAuth hybrid signup flow: Comcast Property Sees 92% Success Rate With New OpenID Method
• John McCrea's photo blogpost From Day One of the Internet Identity Workshop

"The Social Web and the Loss of a Pop Star"

The full crew welcomes special guest, Kevin Marks, open standards champion, recently of Google, for a wide-ranging discussion, including the role of the Social Web in sharing in the loss of a pop star. Watch HiRes

Links related to this episode:

• Here's the official microformats site"
• Mrs. Miller sings Downtown

"The Revolution will be Tweeted"

David Recordon, Joseph Smarr, and John McCrea on the Social Web news of the week and the role of Twitter, Flickr, YouTube, and Facebook in the Iran Election protests. Watch HiRes

Links related to this episode:

• Shaquille O’Neal has a Social Web moment: Did Shaq Just Find Out He Was Just Traded On Twitter"
• How to follow the events in Iran via Twitter Search: #IranElection

"Louis Gray: Early Adopting the Social Web"

John McCrea and Joseph Smarr, back after a brief hiatus, welcome special guest, Louis Gray, to discuss the emergent Social Web from the early adopter perspective. Watch HiRes

Links related to this episode:

• A pointer to Joseph's talk at Google I/O: Must See Web TV: Joseph Smarr's "The Social Web: An Implementer's Guide"
• Louis Gray's blogpost The Five Stages of Early Adopter Behavior
• Louis Gray's tweet on John McCrea's ownership of the phrase: "I head up marketing"

"Facebook Rolls Out Support for OpenID"

John McCrea and Joseph Smarr, on location at the Internet Identity orkshop, welcome special guest, Luke Shepard of Facebook, to discuss the big news of Facebook becoming an OpenID Relying Party. Watch HiRes

Links related to this episode:

• Luke Shepard's blogpost announcing: Facebook Supports OpenID for Automatic Login
• ReadWriteWeb's coverage of Plaxo's implementation of the OpenID/OAuth hybrid signup flow: Comcast Property Sees 92% Success Rate With New OpenID Method
• John McCrea's photo blogpost From Day One of the Internet Identity Workshop

"The Revolution will be Tweeted"

David Recordon, Joseph Smarr, and John McCrea on the Social Web news of the week and the role of Twitter, Flickr, YouTube, and Facebook in the Iran Election protests. Watch HiRes

Links related to this episode:

• Shaquille O’Neal has a Social Web moment: Did Shaq Just Find Out He Was Just Traded On Twitter"
• How to follow the events in Iran via Twitter Search: #IranElection

"Louis Gray: Early Adopting the Social Web"

John McCrea and Joseph Smarr, back after a brief hiatus, welcome special guest, Louis Gray, to discuss the emergent Social Web from the early adopter perspective. Watch HiRes

Links related to this episode:

• A pointer to Joseph's talk at Google I/O: Must See Web TV: Joseph Smarr's "The Social Web: An Implementer's Guide"
• Louis Gray's blogpost The Five Stages of Early Adopter Behavior
• Louis Gray's tweet on John McCrea's ownership of the phrase: "I head up marketing"

"Facebook Rolls Out Support for OpenID"

John McCrea and Joseph Smarr, on location at the Internet Identity orkshop, welcome special guest, Luke Shepard of Facebook, to discuss the big news of Facebook becoming an OpenID Relying Party. Watch HiRes

Links related to this episode:

• Luke Shepard's blogpost announcing: Facebook Supports OpenID for Automatic Login
• ReadWriteWeb's coverage of Plaxo's implementation of the OpenID/OAuth hybrid signup flow: Comcast Property Sees 92% Success Rate With New OpenID Method
• John McCrea's photo blogpost From Day One of the Internet Identity Workshop

"Louis Gray: Early Adopting the Social Web"

John McCrea and Joseph Smarr, back after a brief hiatus, welcome special guest, Louis Gray, to discuss the emergent Social Web from the early adopter perspective. Watch HiRes

Links related to this episode:

• A pointer to Joseph's talk at Google I/O: Must See Web TV: Joseph Smarr's "The Social Web: An Implementer's Guide"
• Louis Gray's blogpost The Five Stages of Early Adopter Behavior
• Louis Gray's tweet on John McCrea's ownership of the phrase: "I head up marketing"

"Facebook Rolls Out Support for OpenID"

John McCrea and Joseph Smarr, on location at the Internet Identity orkshop, welcome special guest, Luke Shepard of Facebook, to discuss the big news of Facebook becoming an OpenID Relying Party. Watch HiRes

Links related to this episode:

• Luke Shepard's blogpost announcing: Facebook Supports OpenID for Automatic Login
• ReadWriteWeb's coverage of Plaxo's implementation of the OpenID/OAuth hybrid signup flow: Comcast Property Sees 92% Success Rate With New OpenID Method
• John McCrea's photo blogpost From Day One of the Internet Identity Workshop

"Facebook Rolls Out Support for OpenID"

John McCrea and Joseph Smarr, on location at the Internet Identity orkshop, welcome special guest, Luke Shepard of Facebook, to discuss the big news of Facebook becoming an OpenID Relying Party. Watch HiRes

Links related to this episode:

• Luke Shepard's blogpost announcing: Facebook Supports OpenID for Automatic Login
• ReadWriteWeb's coverage of Plaxo's implementation of the OpenID/OAuth hybrid signup flow: Comcast Property Sees 92% Success Rate With New OpenID Method
• John McCrea's photo blogpost From Day One of the Internet Identity Workshop