‘Data’ Category Archive

June 12th

Google Friend Connect Disabled By Facebook

by Scott Karp  |   9 Comments

Google is taking a big shot at Facebook in the PR war over data portability and social network interoperability. I signed in to Google Friend Connect, implemented on the Go2Web2.0 blog, and saw this:

Normally, you wouldn’t list a service that isn’t a partner, but in this case Google chose to list Facebook and let users […]

May 17th

Dear Web Applications: Where Are My Files?

by Scott Karp  |   17 Comments

What’s wrong with the “friends connection” programs announced by Facebook, MySpace, and Google? Many people have been trying to explain the principle of data portability as if it were a new concept, but it’s actually not. It’s been on our PCs for years.

January 5th

Data And The Future Of The Web

by Scott Karp  |   22 Comments

After I asserted several times that data is the key to the future of the web, Umair Haque gave my head a good spin by asserting that data is in fact a commodity. Umair is half right — we are increasingly overrun by data, and SOME of it is a commodity. The commodity data is […]

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