… in the category "Browsing: Web browsers, extensions, widgets, and security", competing against: BeNetSafe Bloglines BlogRovr Firefox Flock Google Reader Greasemonkey IMSafer Internet Explorer 7 LeapTag My Yahoo Netvibes NewsGator Online Newsvine OpenID Opera Pageflakes Safari ScrubIT SpringWidgets StumbleUpon Sxipper Yahoo Pipes Yahoo Widgets Yourminis Here is the important part: What a grab bag! But…

James Littlejohn is putting together "HealthCamp 2", following the successful first HealthCamp back in December. This is not to be confused with the Health 2.0 Conference, put together by Matthew Holt and Indu Subaiya for September, which will be a bit more formal affair. HealthCamp is an un-conference where you determine the agenda. Sounds like…

Mark the date if you are interested in healthcare and technology. Indefatigable Matthew Holt (who writes the Health Care Blog) and Indu Subaiya (with Etude Scientific) are putting together a one-day conference titled: Health 2.0 Conference User-Generated Healthcare Online communities, blogs, wikis, podcasts, user-generated video, specialized search and web-based consumer tools are changing healthcare as…

ZDNet’s Digital ID World blog just published an op-ed piece by myself and David Recordon of Verisign. Here is the teaser: The Case for OpenID Many digital identity technologies exist already; why does the world need OpenID? Its ever-growing ranks of supporters prefer OpenID because it is fundamentally different from other identity technologies in at…

Verisign’s Michael Graves writes: You’re invited to visit and try out a beta version of an identity service we’ve provided. It’s called the VeriSign Personal Identity Provider (“PIP” for short), and you can find it at http://pip.verisignlabs.com. This is great news for the URL-based identity community, because of the market clout that Verisign has in…