Archive for February, 2006

Episode #15
February 21, 2006

Exploring the bleeding edge between real and online worlds with Mark Wallace of Walkering.com.
Mark writes about virtual worlds, video games and other topics and his work has appeared in The New York Times, the Finacial Times, Harper’s and GQ among other publications. He also writes a regular column for The Escapist, and since January 2005 [...]

Episode #14
February 15, 2006

In this episode I interview Dr. Stefan Brands of Credentica during the recent, Workshop on User Centric Identity and Commerce hosted by The Berkman Center for Internet and Society at Harvard Law School.
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Dr. Brands has been a long-time proponent of “user centric” identity systems and he is widely regarded as one of the world’s leading [...]

Episode #13
February 7, 2006

Interview with Johannes Ernst of LID and Yadis.
There has been some debate recently regarding the value of light weight identity protocols. I interviewed Kim Cameron and Craig Burton about this topic in Episode #11 and this debate has been a “feature” of the discussion on the Identity Gang mailing list.
In this interview Johannes talks about [...]

Episode #12
February 2, 2006

Interview with John Clippinger, Senior Fellow at The Berkman Center for Internet and Society at Harvard Law School.
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In this interview John and I discuss his and Berkman’s interest in digital identity technologies. In particular we talk about the risks promising new technologies face as they become more visible and therefore subject regulatory pressures. More broadly [...]