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Kaliya writes why she likes i-names
Titled Why i-names? I think they work for my people., Kaliya Hamlin makes a good case for i-names. Personally, I think it will take some time before we all know whether i-names are going to fly, and if so, for whom and for what application. Good arguments are being raised against, as are being raised…
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New Higgins Positioning
According to a recent edit at the OSIS wiki, the Higgins project has repositioned itself slightly and sharpened its focus on what they call an Identity Agent: Higgins is an open source project hosted at the Eclipse Foundation. Although Higgins components can also be used to create IdPs and RPs, the focus is on creating…
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Responding to James McGovern
James McGovern posted a number of questions and thoughts on Federated Identity and Authorization (the most recent installment is here), and challenged a bunch of us to respond. Well, here are some answers from my point of view: Hopefully, Johannes and Kim can tell me if Cardspace as a user interface and open ID as…
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Google and Health
Since Adam Bosworth ran around with a business card that said "health" at PC Forum, I’ve been wondering what he’s been up to at Google. Today, finally a somewhat clarifying post: Google will do something about healthcare, but it’s not clear yet what exactly. My gut reaction is two-fold: Good: I trust Google a lot…
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Slashdotted
Wow, our article "The case for OpenID" got slashdotted this morning.