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Dear DoD, the Web Itself is Social
While it would be possible for the DoD to block specific social networks by denying troops access to domains such as facebook.com, myspace.com, twitter.com, among hundreds of others around the World, as Stowe Boyd said on the Department of Defense's Web 2.0 Not only are traditional social networking sites like Facebook, Twitter, and MySpace expanding through their own web-wide API programs, but social features are increasingly pervasive in what used to be "normal" web sites. A few weeks ago, Noah Shachtman of Wired's Danger Room blog wrote about how the, "U.S. military
OReilly Radar - Monday, August 17, 2009
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Full Disclosure: Sponsored Conversations on Twitter Raise Concerns, Prompt Standards
Stowe Boyd, the champion for Microsyntax.org, offered a general resolution that resonated with many participants, “My recommendation would be to concoct a new indicator, perhaps ‘AD’, to place at the start of any sponsored Tweet. James Eliason of Twittad believes that Twitter should release an API to support color-coding as not only a form of disclosure, but also as a measure of preventing spam. In light of the FTC’s recent scrutiny of Social Media practices and the activity that connects brands to influencers and ultimately consumers, we will soon see guidelines and corresponding penalties to serve as governance for future engagement.
TechCrunch - Saturday, July 25, 2009
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Web 2.0 Summit: Leading Players Facing Challenges, Push for Openness
Openness can also take many forms, from syndicating content to providing well-defined and monetized Web service APIs, and if you don't provide a technical and legal basis for doing so, challenges will only increase as the limited numbers of ways that content and services will reduce the number of overall business opportunities available. Summit discussions and other known best practices... Liberate content and services via a public, open API. It's the final day of the three day long Web 2.0 Summit , the leading confab for the Web 2.0
Dion Hinchcliffe's Web 2.0 Blog - Thursday, November 9, 2006
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  • Web 2.0 Summit: Leading Players Facing Challenges, Push for Openness
    Openness can also take many forms, from syndicating content to providing well-defined and monetized Web service APIs, and if you don't provide a technical and legal basis for doing so, challenges will only increase as the limited numbers of ways that content and services will reduce the number of overall business opportunities available. Summit discussions and other known best practices... Liberate content and services via a public, open API. It's the final day of the three day long Web 2.0 Summit , the leading confab for the Web 2.0
    Dion Hinchcliffe's Web 2.0 Blog - Thursday, November 9, 2006
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  • Dear DoD, the Web Itself is Social
    While it would be possible for the DoD to block specific social networks by denying troops access to domains such as facebook.com, myspace.com, twitter.com, among hundreds of others around the World, as Stowe Boyd said on the Department of Defense's Web 2.0 Not only are traditional social networking sites like Facebook, Twitter, and MySpace expanding through their own web-wide API programs, but social features are increasingly pervasive in what used to be "normal" web sites. A few weeks ago, Noah Shachtman of Wired's Danger Room blog wrote about how the, "U.S. military
    OReilly Radar - Monday, August 17, 2009
    READ MORE
  • Full Disclosure: Sponsored Conversations on Twitter Raise Concerns, Prompt Standards
    Stowe Boyd, the champion for Microsyntax.org, offered a general resolution that resonated with many participants, “My recommendation would be to concoct a new indicator, perhaps ‘AD’, to place at the start of any sponsored Tweet. James Eliason of Twittad believes that Twitter should release an API to support color-coding as not only a form of disclosure, but also as a measure of preventing spam. In light of the FTC’s recent scrutiny of Social Media practices and the activity that connects brands to influencers and ultimately consumers, we will soon see guidelines and corresponding penalties to serve as governance for future engagement.
    TechCrunch - Saturday, July 25, 2009
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  • Web 2.0 Summit: Leading Players Facing Challenges, Push for Openness
    Openness can also take many forms, from syndicating content to providing well-defined and monetized Web service APIs, and if you don't provide a technical and legal basis for doing so, challenges will only increase as the limited numbers of ways that content and services will reduce the number of overall business opportunities available. Summit discussions and other known best practices... Liberate content and services via a public, open API. It's the final day of the three day long Web 2.0 Summit , the leading confab for the Web 2.0
    Dion Hinchcliffe's Web 2.0 Blog - Thursday, November 9, 2006
    READ MORE
  • Web 2.0 Summit: Leading Players Facing Challenges, Push for Openness
    Openness can also take many forms, from syndicating content to providing well-defined and monetized Web service APIs, and if you don't provide a technical and legal basis for doing so, challenges will only increase as the limited numbers of ways that content and services will reduce the number of overall business opportunities available. Summit discussions and other known best practices... Liberate content and services via a public, open API. It's the final day of the three day long Web 2.0 Summit , the leading confab for the Web 2.0
    Dion Hinchcliffe's Web 2.0 Blog - Thursday, November 9, 2006
    READ MORE