Microsoft and OpenID – commentary
Here are other posts on Microsoft and OpenID announcement: Kim Cameron (Microsoft) post Michael Grave (VeriSign) post “this is a significant step toward the convergence…
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Microsoft and OpenID
This morning Microsoft announced they would support OpenID in future identity server products. Although this is a huge endorsement for OpenID, there will likely be…
OpenID vs InfoCard II
The public discussion continues with Kim responding to my post responding to his post. (what a fun game ! 🙂 Kim wonders about the misinformation,…
OpenID vs InfoCard
My good friend Kim Cameron posted the following misinformation on OpenID: InfoCards change the current model in which the user can be controlled by an…
Sun’s Open SSO – too little, too late?
Dana Blankenhorn from ZDNet wrote the following on Sun’s recent Open SSO announcement: Sun has released its Single Sign On technology under the CDDL giving…
The Future of Web Apps
I am giving a keynote in San Francisco at “The Future of Web Apps” September 13th on “The Emerging Age of Who”. Even if you…
What is the value of SSO to real users?
Recently this question was posted to the Identity Gang mailing list. It is a good question, as it makes sure that we are working on…
OpenID Bounty Program
A consortium of vendors including Sxip Identity, have launched a bounty program here at OSCON to encourage open source projects to add support for OpenID…
Identity 2.0 at AACRAO
Today I am giving the opening keynote at the AACRAO Technology Conference. AACRAO stands for American Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers. Next to…
Google’s Identity Silo
Ben Laurie from Google responded to my post on Google Account Authentication: two steps forward, one step back. A few comments that I’d like to…