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Understanding the Basics of Personal Data: Vendors, Users, and You (Web 2.0 NYC)

  1. Understanding the Basics of Personal Data: Vendors, Users, and You Web 2.0 NYC #w2e_strat Daniela Barbosa & Chris Saad DataPortability.org
  2. Who are we? That’s boring - Just Google Us Basically we helped start ‘The DataPortability Project’
  3. Web 1.0 Document Web
  4. Web 2.0 Social Web
  5. The Next Web Personal Web
  6. The ability to connect to, control, share and remix your personal data between trusted applications
  7. Tech Inflection Points
  8. Standardized PC Architecture
  9. Windows Standardized Operating System A computer on every desk
  10. IP The Internet
  11. HTTP/HTML The Web
  12. Hardware Applications Network Presentation Data?
  13. Imagine...
  14. Owning your Relationships
  15. Controlling your Relationships They follow your lead
  16. Controlling your Calendar
  17. Controlling your Images, Video and other Content
  18. Today: users participate in Applications
  19. Today: users participate in Applications
  20. Today: users participate in Applications
  21. Today: users participate in Applications
  22. Today: users participate in Applications
  23. Today: users participate in Applications Service XYZ
  24. Instead, Imagine
  25. Tomorrow: Apps participate with Users
  26. Why?
  27. Sync your friends between Twitter and Del.icio.us and... and keep them synced
  28. Go to Kodak.com & easily print your Flickr and Facebook Photos with just a few clicks
  29. Play World of Warcraft with your Facebook friends (Personally I prefer EVE)
  30. See your own pictures superimposed on the photo frames at Walmart.com with your permission of course
  31. Move home and automatically update relevant utilities and services
  32. We Share
  33. We Comment
  34. We Rate
  35. We Create
  36. User signs up They fill out their profile They add their friends They interact with your stuff You make money They share your stuff You get more traffic
  37. User signs up They fill out their profile They add their friends They interact with your stuff You make money They share your stuff You get more traffic
  38. User signs up They fill out their profile They add their friends They interact with your stuff You make money They share your stuff You get more traffic
  39. Worth it? Beautiful, beautiful data
  40. Really?
  41. Really?
  42. Instead, Imagine
  43. Tomorrow: Apps participate with Users
  44. User signs up They fill out their profile They add their friends They interact with your stuff You make money They share your stuff You get more traffic
  45. Users Install your App They fill out their profile They add their friends They interact with your stuff You make money They share your stuff You get more traffic
  46. Users Install your App Their Profile is handed to you They add their friends They interact with your stuff You make money They share your stuff You get more traffic
  47. Users Install your App Their Profile is handed to you Their friends come with them They interact with your stuff You make money They share your stuff You get more traffic
  48. Users Install your App Their Profile is handed to you Their friends come with them They interact with your stuff You make money They share your stuff You get more traffic
  49. Users Install your App Their Profile is handed to you Their friends come with them They interact with your stuff You make money They share your stuff You get more traffic
  50. Users Install your App Their Profile is handed to you Their friends come with them They interact with your stuff You make money They share your stuff You get more traffic
  51. Users Install your App Their Profile is handed to you Their friends come with them They interact with your stuff You make money They share your stuff You get more traffic
  52. And…
  53. More data Continuous updates Reduced network fatigue More usage of everything
  54. “ Data Portability”
  55. How?
  56. project
  57. Is this really Possible?
  58. It’s already happening! OpenID, OAuth, XFN, APML, iCal, hCal, XMPP, RSS, Atom OPML etc...
  59. Still some open Questions Security, Privacy, Who owns what, Business Models, User Education
  60. All the big vendors are playing
  61. But who cares about them!
  62. The DataPortability Project is an open, grass-roots effort.
  63. An experiment in radical transparency and open participation “Participant Democracy”
  64. It will be free
  65. Everyone will own it
  66. Everyone can participate to help make it happen
  67. That means YOU Could change the web as we know it
  68. Yes YOU What are you still sitting there for?
  69. What?
  70. Translation From geek to businesses, mainstream developers and end-users
  71. Best Practices Reduce the noise and increase the signal. A solution vendors can bank on.
  72. Advocacy Supporting Materials, Conferences, Books, political pressure, discussion
  73. CONCEPT SLIDE
  74. CONCEPT SLIDE
  75. CONCEPT SLIDE
  76. Brand Trust mark for users to look for. Badge of support for Vendors The ‘WiFi’ of Data
  77. Join In @ www.dataportability.org
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  81. Questions?
  82. The end? reach us at [email_address] or @danielabarbosa on Twitter [email_address] or @chrissaad on Twitter

Editor's Notes

  1. How many people here use more than one service on the web today? How many people wish they could sync some of their data between some of the services they use? How many people have heard about the DataPortability project? The ability to connect to, control, share and remix your personal data between trusted applications
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