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Nov 08 2007

Open Platforms and the Social Graph

Posted by: Sergey Chernyshev in Uncategorized

David Recordon made a good overview of problems and emerging technologies for open and distributed social networking from identity (OpenID, OAuth) to data interchange formats (XFN).

See it on TechPresentations.org: Open Platforms and the Social Graph

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