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Explains how OpenID works

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Google Tech Talks June 25, 2007 ABSTRACT Simon Willison OpenID is an emerging standard that provides simple, decentralised authentication for the Web. OpenID follows the Unix philosophy, solving one small problem rather than attempting to tackle the many larger challenges posed by online identity. This talk will explore the implications of OpenID, and explore the best practices required to take advantage of this new technology while avoiding the potential pitfalls. Speaker: Simon Willison Simon Willison is a consultant on OpenID and client- and server-side Web development, and a co-creator of the Django Web framework. Before going frelance Simon worked on Yahoo!'s Technology Development...

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David Recordon at Six Apart addresses OpenID & OpenPlatform

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OpenSocial, OpenID, and OAuth: Oh, My! Joseph Smarr (Plaxo) A number of emerging technologies will soon collectively enable an open social web in which users control their information and it can flow between multiple sites and services. OpenID, OAuth, microformats, OpenSocial, the Social Graph API, friends-list portability, and more will be discussed, as well as a coherent vision for how the pieces fit together and how developers can start taking advantage of them now.

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Part III: Login and User Creation in another TYPO3 installation. http://www.fi-ausbilden.de/blog/

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In this video, I discuss openid on the Wordpress blogging engine.

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Sur les sites permettant OpenID, les utilisateurs Internet n'ont pas besoin de créer et gérer un nouveau compte pour chaque site avant de pouvoir y accéder. Au lieu de cela, ils on simplement besoin de pouvoir s'identifier vers un site de confiance qui supporte OpenID, appelé le fournisseur d'identité (ou IdP, parfois appelé un i-broker). Le fournisseur d'identité peut ensuite confirmer la propriété de l'identifiant utilisateur OpenID à d'autres sites agréés OpenID, appelées les [relying parties] ou RPs. A la différence des architectures uniquement basées sur un unique "sign-on", OpenID ne spécifie pas le mécanisme d'authentification. Par conséquent, la force d'un login OpenID repose sur la manière dont une partie de confiance connaît les politiques d'authentification du fournisseur d'identité. Sans cette connaissance, OpenID ne pourrait être utilisé sur des comptes sensibles comme (banque, e-commerce, transactions, etc.), mais si un fournisseur d'identité utilise une authentification solide, OpenID peut être utilisé pour tous types de transactions.

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http://live.besttechie.net - OpenID is a decentralized opensource platform which allows people to create services to provide users with a single login/ID for the web. While I feel the platform has a lot of potential I do have some concerns regarding security and standardization of services/functionality.

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David Recordon at Six Apart addresses OpenID & OpenPlatform

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OpenID, ID Selector and a demonstration of how to register on MyChores.co.uk. Several sites provide OpenID for you to use to authenticate on other sites, without needing a separate password. Examples are AOL, Yahoo, LiveJournal, Technorati, Wordpress ... Alternatively you can register with a site like MyOpenID, ClaimID or Verisign simply for the purpose of providing an OpenID that you can use across multiple OpenID-enabled sites. See openid.net for more details! MyChores now uses the fantastic ID Selector from idselector.com - you can see how it works in this demonstration. It makes OpenID registration and login even easier.

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http://www.freelinereport.com/ Getting sick of all those Facebook application requests? Get ready to see a cut down on all that clutter -- Facebook released a new initiative that will reward Facebook Apps that people like, and punish those that get a poor response, by limiting how many notices and invitations they send out. Nice. The more people use an application, not spam with it -- the more power it gets. But with MySpace putting out its own application framework last week, get ready to see more pokes -- and more pushy friends. http://www.freelinereport.com/freeline-2-13-08/ Mac users need to check out the beta version of the new Safari browser. This thing is blazing fast -- it leaves FireFox in the dust and it just might get Apple into the browser wars. Of course, it doesn't have the add-on's and plug-in's that Firefox does, but you need to see the speed to believe it. http://www.freelinereport.com/freeline-2-13-08/ Yahoo keeps pushing out new toys for people to use, even while fending off hostile takeovers. Their latest web application is Yahoo Live -- a live streaming website that allows you to broadcast video in real time over the internet, like uStream. Very cool. http://www.freelinereport.com/freeline-2-13-08/ OpenID, a system for allowing users to log into any website with a single username and password, has rocketed forward this week with plans for support announced from web giants Microsoft, Google, and Verisign. Combined with the support from big movers like LiveJournal, Yahoo and many others, this standard for world wide login's may be catching on. http://www.freelinereport.com/freeline-2-13-08/ Intel's looking to put the internet in the palm of your hands by making a cheap, fast chip called SilverThorne. It will be the smallest and most affordable chip of its speed on the market, and will be used in tiny, palm sized computers used to give an online experience identical to the one on a desktop. http://www.freelinereport.com/freeline-2-13-08/

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NBC has asked NIELSEN to move sweeps to January next year to avoid complications associated with the transition to digital television. If accepted, the February 2009 sweeps would start on January 15th and conclude on February 14th - 3 days before all analog television signals are turned off. The impact of the digital transition is unknown and NBC wants to avoid a possible drop-off in viewers during the valuable sweeps period. KEVIN MARTIN has begun circulating a proposal that would force cable operators to carry hundreds of low-power Class A stations. The move would put yet another restriction on cable owners while boosting the fortunes of Class A station owners who currently have little cable presence. The proposal will be presented at the FCC's meeting on February 26. THE BIG FOUR are facing inquiries from the Justice Department over Total Music, a proposed online music service that is still in the planning stages. Universal Music Group had proposed Total Music to the other top labels as a way to combat the dominance of iTunes and have more control over pricing. The service was supposed to include both an online store and a handheld device for music playback. However, the government may kill this one before it even begins. YAHOO has launched Yahoo Live, a new platform for live streaming video. The service allows webcam owners to setup a dedicated profile page with their live video stream. Users can chat and interact on the pages. TechCrunch did some early testing and found the service to be flaky and unstable. TechCrunch also reports that Yahoo has called a special board meeting today to decide whether or not to accept Microsoft's takeover offer. OPENID got yet another boost as IBM, Google, Microsoft, Verisign and Yahoo all joined its corporate board. The foundation's goal is to have one user name and password for all users. It is currently accepted on over 10,000 sites. With growing industry support, the days of trying to remember your password for that obscure shopping site may be nearing an end. ARM is expected to demonstrate a prototype phone running Google's Android operating system on Monday at the Mobile World Congress. Google plans to have phones running the software on the market by the second half of this year. Monday should give an early glimpse of how this initiative is proceeding. Get the full story at http://www.Media30.com.

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How to login to votay.com using OpenID

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THE DGA has reached a three-year deal with the AMPTP that delivers significant new media advances. The Guild will have jurisdiction over content created for the web and residuals for downloads will be based on distributors' gross instead of the 20% of producer's gross used under the home video agreement. Directors will receive .3% of distributors' gross for downloads and .7% when downloads exceed 100,000. They will also receive 3% of the applicable residual for Internet streams during the first 26 weeks of a release. The WGA will be reviewing the deal to determine if talks should resumes for writers. TIME WARNER CABLE is planning to experiment with new variable pricing for Internet access, charging users based on the amount of data downloaded. Tiered data packages will be available similar to the way a phone plan is purchased. A company spokesman says 5% of users take up 50% of network capacity by downloading large amounts of data. Trials are expected to begin in Q2. COMSCORE has released its latest online video stats, revealing that Americans viewed 9.5 billion online videos during November. Google video sites delivered 31% of all videos and 41.8% of the 138 million viewers. The average YouTube viewer watched 39 videos during the month. MySpace, the second top video site, saw an average of only 9 videos per viewer. The average amount of monthly viewing increased from 3 hours to 3.25 hours. YAHOO will adopt the OpenID standard, bringing its 248 million members to the single username and login initiative. The move more than triples OpenID membership, which now totals 368 million. Yahoo users will now be able to login to non-Yahoo sites that use OpenID, avoiding multiple registrations and multiple usernames. Microsoft and Google recently announced plans to adopt the standard. DOUG LIMAN has started Jackson Bites, a new digital production company that will create content for the web, set-top boxes, mobile phones and more. The successful Swingers and Bourne Identity director has taken funding from investors and already signed a deal with the WGA to use striking writers. He said this "could be the strike where the writers show they can do it without the studios." Get the full story at http://www.Media30.com.

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David Corcoran and Steve Pepple describe TrustBearer's latest innovation, OpenID by TrustBearer. This product is provided freely at: openid.trustbearer.com and provides a very simple and secure implementation of OpenID using a strong authentication device such as a smart card, biometric, or usb token. Discussed is the technology and design philosophy combined to make OpenID by TrustBearer a success. See more at: www.trustbearer.com

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Luke Sontag, President of ID management startup Vidoop, explains how the OpenID standard can help protect you from identity theft.

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OpenIDの取得から利用までの解説 by http://openid.koress.jp/

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www.silverstripe.com www.openid.net Demo of how to use SilverStripe and OpenID with browser certificates to speed up the process of logging into a website. It also dramatically secures the process, as no passwords are entered anywhere. How to setup client-side SSL certificates: http://joel.franusic.com/How-to-set-up-a-client-side-SSL-certificate-on-myopenid How to configure SilverStripe and OpenID: http://www.silverstripe.com/google-summer-of-code-fruit-10-openid-support/

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http://freelinereport.com Even though OpenID has made some major headway into being the one stop log in for the internet, it still has some drawbacks. Some find it difficult to log on, others forget their Open ID URL. This will change soon, though, with the advent of a new program called Click Pass. With Click Pass users can log in with one click, and are not required to remember their OpenID URL. http://freelinereport.com/freeline-3-14-08 The European Commission has given the okay for Google's acquisition of the online advertising company Double Click. Microsoft and ATT tried to block the deal, citing it as monopoly on the online advertising revenue. http://freelinereport.com/freeline-3-14-08 Searchme goes into private beta today, allowing users to sign up for a test at their web page. The flashy web design is the main stand out function of this search engine, contrasting nicely with Google's minimalistic interface. This search engine is not just flashy graphics, however, it brings back relevant results for most of the searches queried, and even does a Wikipedia style disambiguation. http://freelinereport.com/freeline-3-14-08 Time Warner has made it official- AOL is up for sale. The web company is still considered a big deal, even if it is past its glory days. Now the question simply remains- who will buy it? And for how much? http://freelinereport.com/freeline-3-14-08 Firefox 3 has gone into beta 4 this week, bringing the new version of the web browser closer to it's final look and feel. One of the main things to note is the look and feel- it matches the operating system you are using almost exactly now. The other thing is the speed- FireFox 3 is fast. Much faster than the competitors. http://freelinereport.com/freeline-3-14-08

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http://www.freelinereport.com Yahoo's OpenID support is now live. If you use Yahoo's email, portal page or any other service, just log in to Yahoo's new OpenID page and fill out some additional information. After that you'll be able to log into any website that supports OpenID. So far, that includes some big players, like Technorati, Magnolia and Blogger. Unfortunately, it's a one-way implementation; if you're already using Open ID, you can't just login to Yahoo. But this should drive adoption, significantly. http://www.freelinereport.com If you want to understand the data portability concept and why it's important, this 2-minute video explains what you need to know. Google has recently released some new, experimental search result formats in their experimental labs. Included are search results with maps for locations and a timeline view for searches that show the history of a person, company or topic. For e-commerce merchants, an even bigger deal in Google's recent decision to display those merchants that use Google Checkout in a link at the top of the search results for certain product searches. That's live in the main SERP's now. http://www.freelinereport.com NetScape is finally dead. As of last Friday, the first commercial web browser's demise is official, and it will no longer be updated or supported. Even though Netscape may be a thing of the past, it has passed on its legacy to FireFox and Mozilla, which both share code used in the last version of Netscape. Internet Explorer, bundled with Windows -- for free -- finally killed Netscape. Yet another example of how moving the Free Line is good for business -- and bad for competitors. http://www.freelinereport.com Speaking of that, if you're enjoying the Free Line Report, please give us a rating! And subscribe to this channel. Any comments are always appreciated! Tune in tomorrow for a new SEO content contest. (This kind of "User Generated Content" could win you $500.) Have any Web 2.0 or Internet Marketing news or tips? Send them to tips@freelinereport.com. We just might include you in the next Free Line Report.

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http://www.freelinereport.com - January 21, 2008 - The Free Line with Brad Fallon Yahoo Turns Heads by Supporting OpenID Yahoo announced support for the format known as OpenID. OpenID will allow Yahoo users to log in anywhere that supports OpenID. This means no longer memorizing an username and password for every blog, forum, journal or any other community. Just one log in and that's all you will need. Dell Gives Users A Shock We've got startling news that the new brushed aluminum laptops from Dell are giving users shocks. From a mild tingle when touching, to full on zap when connecting usb toys, this is a bad news for Dell users. Trojan Targets iPhone Bad news for iPhone users this week, as a trojan wrecks havoc on security issues. So far it's just a proof of concept, but the holes in iPhone's security still need to be plugged. Splashtop: A Faster Computing Experience No more waiting for windows to load at an airport before going online. Splashtop allows users to bypass windows and head straight into Email, Internet and let you start working straight away. Talk about a productivity boost! And finally, in a great example of moving the free line, the free video from StomperNet about SMARTS is already making a big splash in the Internet Marketing world. SMARTS stands for Social Marketing Traffic Strategies -- and just ONE of these strategies already caused a major Web 2.0 site to change their policies. Botttom line: If you're looking for more free traffic, and want to learn the best ways to leverage the power of MySpace, Facebook, Squidoo, Propellar, Scribd -- and many others, watch this video to learn some very powerful strategies for Social Media Marketing -- Plus, you can download the comprehensive 40-page Strategy Guide while it's still available for free. The link's available at http://www.FreeLineReport.com.

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Screencap video showing how ProtectNetwork.org can use either SAML or OpenID, whatever the RP requires.

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Le 16 février à LaCantine a eu lieu le SemanticCamp Paris 1. Dans cette vidéo Alexandre Passant(http://apassant.net/) et Charles Nepote (http://rn7.net/b/Charles-Nepote) nous ont présentés l'intérêt d'associer un OpenID à un fichier FOAF et certains exemples qu'ils ont implémentés. L'objectif du SemanticCamp Paris est de créer les conditions pour que les développeurs, les étudiants, les managers et les chercheurs se rencontrent sur le thème du Web Sémantique. http://www.barcamp.org/SemanticCampParis

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Plaxo Chief Platform Architect talks about today's big OpenID announcement from Yahoo!

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