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In the second espisode of the DataPortability: In-Motion Podcast, show hosts Trent and Steve chat with Kaliya Hamlin (aka IdentityWoman) about the upcoming Data Sharing Summit and with Joe Andrieu, founder of SwitchBook, about his work with the VRM Project lead by Doc Searls at the Berkman Center for Internet and Society.

Leading the episode, a brief news update on:

  1. MyBlogLog supporting FOAF
  2. Flickr announcing their friend finder feature
  3. Read/Write Web article on conversations leaving the blogosphere

Bonus Track: Danny Ayer’s “Get Your Data Out” DataPortability Project rock anthem.

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Episode Length: 0:45:22

What started as an innocent research project into the communities related to the DataPortability Project has taken on a life of its own. While chatting with pioneering leaders in the portable data space, I realized the conversations may be valuable for others to hear as well.

The concept was well received, but some folks suggested a more formalized structure would be helpful. Enter Steve Greenberg and we bounced around a few ideas, coming up with what we’re calling the “DataPortability: In-Motion Podcast“. We’ll produce a show a week, leading with a few short news snippets, and a long format discussion with one or more guests working in and around the portable data world.

In this espisode of the DataPortability: In-Motion Podcast, Trent and Steve chat with Kingsley Idehen, CEO of OpenLink Software, about his views of data portability and accessibility.

Leading the episode, a brief news update on:

  1. Microsoft Announces Contact List Portability
  2. Magnolia Requiring OpenID
  3. Tribe.net Shuts Down FOAF Support
  4. Ringside Networks Launched
  5. XRDS-Simple Released

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Episode Length: 0:20:43

In-Motion Podcast

The DataPortability: In Motion Podcast was a series of roundtable discussions about the DataPortability Project in specific, and efforts involved in data portability in general. The series of 13 episodes were produced and hosted by J. Trent Adams and Steve Greenberg.

  1. 3/28/2008: Kingsley Idehen, CEO of OpenLink Software, about his views of data portability and accessibility.
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  2. 4/4/2008: Kaliya Hamlin, Data Sharing Summit; Joe Andrieu, VRM Project; Danny Ayers DataPortability song.
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  3. 4/11/2008: Kevin Marks, Developer Advocate, Google and OpenSocial Project; Christian Scholz (aka MrTopf)
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  4. 4/18/2008: Phil Wolff, Editor at Skype Journal; Eran Hammer-Lahav, Editor of XRDS-Simple
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  5. 4/25/2008: Jonathan Vanasco, CEO of FindMeOn.com and founder of the OpenSN.org
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  6. 5/2/2008: Paul Trevithick, CEO of Parity and the Founder of the Higgins Project
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  7. 5/9/2008: Danny Ayers, Semantic Web Developer at Talis; Brady Brim-Deforest, founder of Human Global Media
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  8. 5/16/2008: Plaxo - Joseph Smarr, Chief Platform Architect, and John McCrae, VP Marketing; Google - Kevin Marks, Developer Advocate for OpenSocial
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  9. 5/23/2008: Guest: Robert Scoble, Managing Director of FastCompany.tv
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  10. 5/30/2008: Guest: R. Mark Adams, Ph.D., Senior Associate at Booz Allen Hamilton
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  11. 6/13/2008: Guest: Bob Ngu, Founder of Jiggyme.com
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  12. 6/27/2008: Guest: Drummond Reed (a.k.a. =Drummond), Co-Chair of the OASIS XDI and XRI Technical Committees.
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  13. 7/18/2008: Guest: Paul Madsen, member of the Liberty Alliance Technology Expert Group.
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In the most recent DataPortability Project Steering Group teleconference on March 4th, we formalized a set of guiding principles:

The DataPortability Project is:

  1. Open to anyone to be involved
  2. Transparent in our decision making
  3. A consensus-based decision making model
  4. Collaboration, not invention

In keeping with this open spirit, I’ve set up a DataPortabilty Project podcast feed. Included are the first two Steering Group teleconferences, as well as a recent podcast by Christian Scholz.

You can subscribe via the DataPortability Project Podcasts feed at FeedBurner. I’ve also registered the feed with iTunes, but as of this writing it’s still in their review queue. Within the next few days you should be able to search for it.

Podcasters: Toss me a note if you’ve done a podcast episode you’d like to see included in this feed. I’d like to see it used as an aggregator of podcasts related to the DataPortability Project in specific, and data portability in general.