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"The Future of the Social Web in Five Eras"

John McCrea and Joseph Smarr welcome special guest, Forrester analyst Jeremiah Owyang, for a discussion of "The Five Eras of the Social Web". Watch HiRes

Links related to this episode:

• Jeremiah Owyang's blogpost announcing the report The Future of the Social Web: In Five Eras
• Plaxo's blogpost announcing Status Update: Plaxo and Facebook are now in an “Open Relationship”
• John McCrea's blogpost with Photos from the “Birth of the Social Web” at Facebook This Evening

"Highlights of the Facebook Technology Tasting Event"

A special edition, shot live at the Facebook Technology Tasting event on Monday evening for the launch of the Open Stream API and the announcement of Facebook's upcoming support for OpenID. Featured demos include support for the Open Stream API in Plaxo, Seesmic, and Adobe AIR. Watch HiRes

Links related to this episode:

• Facebook's blogpost announcing The Facebook Open Stream API
• Plaxo's blogpost announcing Status Update: Plaxo and Facebook are now in an “Open Relationship”
• Seesmic's blogpost announcing Seesmic Desktop Gets Full Facebook Open Stream API Support
• John McCrea's blogpost with Photos from the “Birth of the Social Web” at Facebook This Evening

"On the OAuth Security Alert"

Chris Messina, Joseph Smarr, and John McCrea are are joined by special guest, Eran Hammer of Yahoo! for a special episode shot on the Google campus, where some members of the OAuth community had gathered to address a recently-discovered security vulnerability in the OAuth spec. Watch HiRes

Links related to this episode:

• Great coverage of the OAuth security vulnerability by Marshall Kirkpatrick of ReadWriteWeb: How the OAuth Security Battle Was Won, Open Web Style

"We're Back, with Open Stack Bingo"

Joseph Smarr and John McCrea are back in the saddle after a few weeks off the air. They declare an "Open Stack Bingo" winner and cover the launch of MySpaceID and Google's support for Portable Contacts. Watch HiRes

Links related to this episode:

• In the news, the launch of MySpaceID: MySpaceID: Massively Improved and Integrated on Yahoo’s Home Page
• In the news, Google introduces support for Portable Contacts: Take your Google Contacts with you
• Joseph Smarr's recent talk at Web 2.0 Expo: Surviving & Thriving in the Online Identity Wars: Joseph Smarr at Web 2.0 Expo

From SXSW: Can't I Just Be Me?

As Facebook continues dragging the world online using their real names and photos, Chris Messina, David Recordon and John McCrea grab a few minutes to chat with Josh Elman (Facebook) and Kaliya Hamlin (Identity Woman) out on Lake Austin about their philosophical differences when it comes to using your real name versus a pseudonym on the social web.

Watch HiRes

Links related to this episode:

• Improving Your Ability to Share and Connect
• Kaliya Hamlin's Am I to “old” to get Facebook? - or do they not get it?
• Internet Identity Workshop

From SXSW: Joe Hewitt on Facebook Connect for iPhone

At SXSW 2009: Minutes after the announcement of Facebook Connect for iPhone, David Recordon, Joseph Smarr, and John McCrea sit down with Joe Hewitt, lead developer for Facebook Connect for iPhone. Watch HiRes

Episode 32: "Catching Up with DataPortability"

David Recordon grabs a few minutes with Daniela Barbosa and Elias Bizannes, two of the leaders of the DataPortability group, to find out what they're up to and the progress they've been making. Watch HiRes

Episode 31: "On the Road at TransparencyCamp"

Chris Messina and David Recordon shoot a quick episode on the road as they're returning from the first TransparencyCamp in Washington DC. Social Media and OpenID were both big topics from the weekend. Watch HiRes

Episode 30: "Behind Facebook's New Governance Model"

Joseph Smarr and John McCrea return again to the ongoing story of the Facebook TOS update and put Facebook's new governance model and draft Statement of Rights and Responsibilities into perspective. Watch HiRes

Links related to this episode:

• The beginnings of the public debate: The Bill of Rights for Users of the Social Web
• Mark Zuckerberg's post explaining why they wanted to evolve the TOS: Of Facebook, People Own and Control Their Information
• John McCrea's piece on the Facebook TOS episode and where it fits in a broader context: The End of "Social DRM" is in Sight
• Dare Obasanjo's piece on the two schools of thought: Some thoughts on retroactive deletion of shared content on Facebook and other social media sites
• Here's the proposed Statement of Rights and Responsibilities
• Marc Canter's thoughts on the Statement of Rights and Responsibilities: Facebook is gradually getting there

Episode 29: "The Open and Shut Case of Magnolia"

Chris Messina, Joseph Smarr, and John McCrea welcome special guest, Lary Halff of the community and social bookmarking service, Magnolia. A spirited discussion on the sharing of user-generated content, through the lens of Magnolia's tragic meltdown and the major news stories of the week, including the Facebook TOS about-face. Watch HiRes

Links related to this episode:

• John McCrea's piece on the Facebook TOS episode and where it fits in a broader context: The End of "Social DRM" is in Sight
• YouTube's official announcement of support for downloading and Creative Commons: YouTube Goes Offline
• Plaxo's official post on bringing "social" to job search Introducing “Social Job Listings” in Partnership with SimplyHired
• Chris Messina's post and video podcast with Larry Halff on the details of the fall of Magnolia What really happened at Ma.gnolia and lessons learned

"Highlights of the Facebook Technology Tasting Event"

A special edition, shot live at the Facebook Technology Tasting event on Monday evening for the launch of the Open Stream API and the announcement of Facebook's upcoming support for OpenID. Featured demos include support for the Open Stream API in Plaxo, Seesmic, and Adobe AIR. Watch HiRes

Links related to this episode:

• Facebook's blogpost announcing The Facebook Open Stream API
• Plaxo's blogpost announcing Status Update: Plaxo and Facebook are now in an “Open Relationship”
• Seesmic's blogpost announcing Seesmic Desktop Gets Full Facebook Open Stream API Support
• John McCrea's blogpost with Photos from the “Birth of the Social Web” at Facebook This Evening

"On the OAuth Security Alert"

Chris Messina, Joseph Smarr, and John McCrea are are joined by special guest, Eran Hammer of Yahoo! for a special episode shot on the Google campus, where some members of the OAuth community had gathered to address a recently-discovered security vulnerability in the OAuth spec. Watch HiRes

Links related to this episode:

• Great coverage of the OAuth security vulnerability by Marshall Kirkpatrick of ReadWriteWeb: How the OAuth Security Battle Was Won, Open Web Style

"We're Back, with Open Stack Bingo"

Joseph Smarr and John McCrea are back in the saddle after a few weeks off the air. They declare an "Open Stack Bingo" winner and cover the launch of MySpaceID and Google's support for Portable Contacts. Watch HiRes

Links related to this episode:

• In the news, the launch of MySpaceID: MySpaceID: Massively Improved and Integrated on Yahoo’s Home Page
• In the news, Google introduces support for Portable Contacts: Take your Google Contacts with you
• Joseph Smarr's recent talk at Web 2.0 Expo: Surviving & Thriving in the Online Identity Wars: Joseph Smarr at Web 2.0 Expo

From SXSW: Can't I Just Be Me?

As Facebook continues dragging the world online using their real names and photos, Chris Messina, David Recordon and John McCrea grab a few minutes to chat with Josh Elman (Facebook) and Kaliya Hamlin (Identity Woman) out on Lake Austin about their philosophical differences when it comes to using your real name versus a pseudonym on the social web.

Watch HiRes

Links related to this episode:

• Improving Your Ability to Share and Connect
• Kaliya Hamlin's Am I to “old” to get Facebook? - or do they not get it?
• Internet Identity Workshop

From SXSW: Joe Hewitt on Facebook Connect for iPhone

At SXSW 2009: Minutes after the announcement of Facebook Connect for iPhone, David Recordon, Joseph Smarr, and John McCrea sit down with Joe Hewitt, lead developer for Facebook Connect for iPhone. Watch HiRes

Episode 32: "Catching Up with DataPortability"

David Recordon grabs a few minutes with Daniela Barbosa and Elias Bizannes, two of the leaders of the DataPortability group, to find out what they're up to and the progress they've been making. Watch HiRes

Episode 31: "On the Road at TransparencyCamp"

Chris Messina and David Recordon shoot a quick episode on the road as they're returning from the first TransparencyCamp in Washington DC. Social Media and OpenID were both big topics from the weekend. Watch HiRes

Episode 30: "Behind Facebook's New Governance Model"

Joseph Smarr and John McCrea return again to the ongoing story of the Facebook TOS update and put Facebook's new governance model and draft Statement of Rights and Responsibilities into perspective. Watch HiRes

Links related to this episode:

• The beginnings of the public debate: The Bill of Rights for Users of the Social Web
• Mark Zuckerberg's post explaining why they wanted to evolve the TOS: Of Facebook, People Own and Control Their Information
• John McCrea's piece on the Facebook TOS episode and where it fits in a broader context: The End of "Social DRM" is in Sight
• Dare Obasanjo's piece on the two schools of thought: Some thoughts on retroactive deletion of shared content on Facebook and other social media sites
• Here's the proposed Statement of Rights and Responsibilities
• Marc Canter's thoughts on the Statement of Rights and Responsibilities: Facebook is gradually getting there

Episode 29: "The Open and Shut Case of Magnolia"

Chris Messina, Joseph Smarr, and John McCrea welcome special guest, Lary Halff of the community and social bookmarking service, Magnolia. A spirited discussion on the sharing of user-generated content, through the lens of Magnolia's tragic meltdown and the major news stories of the week, including the Facebook TOS about-face. Watch HiRes

Links related to this episode:

• John McCrea's piece on the Facebook TOS episode and where it fits in a broader context: The End of "Social DRM" is in Sight
• YouTube's official announcement of support for downloading and Creative Commons: YouTube Goes Offline
• Plaxo's official post on bringing "social" to job search Introducing “Social Job Listings” in Partnership with SimplyHired
• Chris Messina's post and video podcast with Larry Halff on the details of the fall of Magnolia What really happened at Ma.gnolia and lessons learned

"On the OAuth Security Alert"

Chris Messina, Joseph Smarr, and John McCrea are are joined by special guest, Eran Hammer of Yahoo! for a special episode shot on the Google campus, where some members of the OAuth community had gathered to address a recently-discovered security vulnerability in the OAuth spec. Watch HiRes

Links related to this episode:

• Great coverage of the OAuth security vulnerability by Marshall Kirkpatrick of ReadWriteWeb: How the OAuth Security Battle Was Won, Open Web Style

"We're Back, with Open Stack Bingo"

Joseph Smarr and John McCrea are back in the saddle after a few weeks off the air. They declare an "Open Stack Bingo" winner and cover the launch of MySpaceID and Google's support for Portable Contacts. Watch HiRes

Links related to this episode:

• In the news, the launch of MySpaceID: MySpaceID: Massively Improved and Integrated on Yahoo’s Home Page
• In the news, Google introduces support for Portable Contacts: Take your Google Contacts with you
• Joseph Smarr's recent talk at Web 2.0 Expo: Surviving & Thriving in the Online Identity Wars: Joseph Smarr at Web 2.0 Expo

From SXSW: Can't I Just Be Me?

As Facebook continues dragging the world online using their real names and photos, Chris Messina, David Recordon and John McCrea grab a few minutes to chat with Josh Elman (Facebook) and Kaliya Hamlin (Identity Woman) out on Lake Austin about their philosophical differences when it comes to using your real name versus a pseudonym on the social web.

Watch HiRes

Links related to this episode:

• Improving Your Ability to Share and Connect
• Kaliya Hamlin's Am I to “old” to get Facebook? - or do they not get it?
• Internet Identity Workshop

From SXSW: Joe Hewitt on Facebook Connect for iPhone

At SXSW 2009: Minutes after the announcement of Facebook Connect for iPhone, David Recordon, Joseph Smarr, and John McCrea sit down with Joe Hewitt, lead developer for Facebook Connect for iPhone. Watch HiRes

Episode 32: "Catching Up with DataPortability"

David Recordon grabs a few minutes with Daniela Barbosa and Elias Bizannes, two of the leaders of the DataPortability group, to find out what they're up to and the progress they've been making. Watch HiRes

Episode 31: "On the Road at TransparencyCamp"

Chris Messina and David Recordon shoot a quick episode on the road as they're returning from the first TransparencyCamp in Washington DC. Social Media and OpenID were both big topics from the weekend. Watch HiRes

Episode 30: "Behind Facebook's New Governance Model"

Joseph Smarr and John McCrea return again to the ongoing story of the Facebook TOS update and put Facebook's new governance model and draft Statement of Rights and Responsibilities into perspective. Watch HiRes

Links related to this episode:

• The beginnings of the public debate: The Bill of Rights for Users of the Social Web
• Mark Zuckerberg's post explaining why they wanted to evolve the TOS: Of Facebook, People Own and Control Their Information
• John McCrea's piece on the Facebook TOS episode and where it fits in a broader context: The End of "Social DRM" is in Sight
• Dare Obasanjo's piece on the two schools of thought: Some thoughts on retroactive deletion of shared content on Facebook and other social media sites
• Here's the proposed Statement of Rights and Responsibilities
• Marc Canter's thoughts on the Statement of Rights and Responsibilities: Facebook is gradually getting there

Episode 29: "The Open and Shut Case of Magnolia"

Chris Messina, Joseph Smarr, and John McCrea welcome special guest, Lary Halff of the community and social bookmarking service, Magnolia. A spirited discussion on the sharing of user-generated content, through the lens of Magnolia's tragic meltdown and the major news stories of the week, including the Facebook TOS about-face. Watch HiRes

Links related to this episode:

• John McCrea's piece on the Facebook TOS episode and where it fits in a broader context: The End of "Social DRM" is in Sight
• YouTube's official announcement of support for downloading and Creative Commons: YouTube Goes Offline
• Plaxo's official post on bringing "social" to job search Introducing “Social Job Listings” in Partnership with SimplyHired
• Chris Messina's post and video podcast with Larry Halff on the details of the fall of Magnolia What really happened at Ma.gnolia and lessons learned

"We're Back, with Open Stack Bingo"

Joseph Smarr and John McCrea are back in the saddle after a few weeks off the air. They declare an "Open Stack Bingo" winner and cover the launch of MySpaceID and Google's support for Portable Contacts. Watch HiRes

Links related to this episode:

• In the news, the launch of MySpaceID: MySpaceID: Massively Improved and Integrated on Yahoo’s Home Page
• In the news, Google introduces support for Portable Contacts: Take your Google Contacts with you
• Joseph Smarr's recent talk at Web 2.0 Expo: Surviving & Thriving in the Online Identity Wars: Joseph Smarr at Web 2.0 Expo

From SXSW: Can't I Just Be Me?

As Facebook continues dragging the world online using their real names and photos, Chris Messina, David Recordon and John McCrea grab a few minutes to chat with Josh Elman (Facebook) and Kaliya Hamlin (Identity Woman) out on Lake Austin about their philosophical differences when it comes to using your real name versus a pseudonym on the social web.

Watch HiRes

Links related to this episode:

• Improving Your Ability to Share and Connect
• Kaliya Hamlin's Am I to “old” to get Facebook? - or do they not get it?
• Internet Identity Workshop

From SXSW: Joe Hewitt on Facebook Connect for iPhone

At SXSW 2009: Minutes after the announcement of Facebook Connect for iPhone, David Recordon, Joseph Smarr, and John McCrea sit down with Joe Hewitt, lead developer for Facebook Connect for iPhone. Watch HiRes

Episode 32: "Catching Up with DataPortability"

David Recordon grabs a few minutes with Daniela Barbosa and Elias Bizannes, two of the leaders of the DataPortability group, to find out what they're up to and the progress they've been making. Watch HiRes

Episode 31: "On the Road at TransparencyCamp"

Chris Messina and David Recordon shoot a quick episode on the road as they're returning from the first TransparencyCamp in Washington DC. Social Media and OpenID were both big topics from the weekend. Watch HiRes

Episode 30: "Behind Facebook's New Governance Model"

Joseph Smarr and John McCrea return again to the ongoing story of the Facebook TOS update and put Facebook's new governance model and draft Statement of Rights and Responsibilities into perspective. Watch HiRes

Links related to this episode:

• The beginnings of the public debate: The Bill of Rights for Users of the Social Web
• Mark Zuckerberg's post explaining why they wanted to evolve the TOS: Of Facebook, People Own and Control Their Information
• John McCrea's piece on the Facebook TOS episode and where it fits in a broader context: The End of "Social DRM" is in Sight
• Dare Obasanjo's piece on the two schools of thought: Some thoughts on retroactive deletion of shared content on Facebook and other social media sites
• Here's the proposed Statement of Rights and Responsibilities
• Marc Canter's thoughts on the Statement of Rights and Responsibilities: Facebook is gradually getting there

Episode 29: "The Open and Shut Case of Magnolia"

Chris Messina, Joseph Smarr, and John McCrea welcome special guest, Lary Halff of the community and social bookmarking service, Magnolia. A spirited discussion on the sharing of user-generated content, through the lens of Magnolia's tragic meltdown and the major news stories of the week, including the Facebook TOS about-face. Watch HiRes

Links related to this episode:

• John McCrea's piece on the Facebook TOS episode and where it fits in a broader context: The End of "Social DRM" is in Sight
• YouTube's official announcement of support for downloading and Creative Commons: YouTube Goes Offline
• Plaxo's official post on bringing "social" to job search Introducing “Social Job Listings” in Partnership with SimplyHired
• Chris Messina's post and video podcast with Larry Halff on the details of the fall of Magnolia What really happened at Ma.gnolia and lessons learned

From SXSW: Can't I Just Be Me?

As Facebook continues dragging the world online using their real names and photos, Chris Messina, David Recordon and John McCrea grab a few minutes to chat with Josh Elman (Facebook) and Kaliya Hamlin (Identity Woman) out on Lake Austin about their philosophical differences when it comes to using your real name versus a pseudonym on the social web.

Watch HiRes

Links related to this episode:

• Improving Your Ability to Share and Connect
• Kaliya Hamlin's Am I to “old” to get Facebook? - or do they not get it?
• Internet Identity Workshop

From SXSW: Joe Hewitt on Facebook Connect for iPhone

At SXSW 2009: Minutes after the announcement of Facebook Connect for iPhone, David Recordon, Joseph Smarr, and John McCrea sit down with Joe Hewitt, lead developer for Facebook Connect for iPhone. Watch HiRes

Episode 32: "Catching Up with DataPortability"

David Recordon grabs a few minutes with Daniela Barbosa and Elias Bizannes, two of the leaders of the DataPortability group, to find out what they're up to and the progress they've been making. Watch HiRes

Episode 31: "On the Road at TransparencyCamp"

Chris Messina and David Recordon shoot a quick episode on the road as they're returning from the first TransparencyCamp in Washington DC. Social Media and OpenID were both big topics from the weekend. Watch HiRes

Episode 30: "Behind Facebook's New Governance Model"

Joseph Smarr and John McCrea return again to the ongoing story of the Facebook TOS update and put Facebook's new governance model and draft Statement of Rights and Responsibilities into perspective. Watch HiRes

Links related to this episode:

• The beginnings of the public debate: The Bill of Rights for Users of the Social Web
• Mark Zuckerberg's post explaining why they wanted to evolve the TOS: Of Facebook, People Own and Control Their Information
• John McCrea's piece on the Facebook TOS episode and where it fits in a broader context: The End of "Social DRM" is in Sight
• Dare Obasanjo's piece on the two schools of thought: Some thoughts on retroactive deletion of shared content on Facebook and other social media sites
• Here's the proposed Statement of Rights and Responsibilities
• Marc Canter's thoughts on the Statement of Rights and Responsibilities: Facebook is gradually getting there

Episode 29: "The Open and Shut Case of Magnolia"

Chris Messina, Joseph Smarr, and John McCrea welcome special guest, Lary Halff of the community and social bookmarking service, Magnolia. A spirited discussion on the sharing of user-generated content, through the lens of Magnolia's tragic meltdown and the major news stories of the week, including the Facebook TOS about-face. Watch HiRes

Links related to this episode:

• John McCrea's piece on the Facebook TOS episode and where it fits in a broader context: The End of "Social DRM" is in Sight
• YouTube's official announcement of support for downloading and Creative Commons: YouTube Goes Offline
• Plaxo's official post on bringing "social" to job search Introducing “Social Job Listings” in Partnership with SimplyHired
• Chris Messina's post and video podcast with Larry Halff on the details of the fall of Magnolia What really happened at Ma.gnolia and lessons learned

Episode 29: "The Open and Shut Case of Magnolia"

Chris Messina, Joseph Smarr, and John McCrea welcome special guest, Lary Halff of the community and social bookmarking service, Magnolia. A spirited discussion on the sharing of user-generated content, through the lens of Magnolia's tragic meltdown and the major news stories of the week, including the Facebook TOS about-face. Watch HiRes

Links related to this episode:

• John McCrea's piece on the Facebook TOS episode and where it fits in a broader context: The End of "Social DRM" is in Sight
• YouTube's official announcement of support for downloading and Creative Commons: YouTube Goes Offline
• Plaxo's official post on bringing "social" to job search Introducing “Social Job Listings” in Partnership with SimplyHired
• Chris Messina's post and video podcast with Larry Halff on the details of the fall of Magnolia What really happened at Ma.gnolia and lessons learned