By Joe on January 22, 2008
The EU is years ahead of the US in user rights and privacy. For a VRM example, see the UK’s Buyer-Centric Commerce Forum.
Now, according to the Washington Post, an EU judge has pushed the privacy envelope even further, saying “IP addresses are personal data“:
BRUSSELS — IP addresses, strings of numbers that identify computers on [...]
Posted in Identity | Tagged European Union, IP addresses, privacy, project VRM, VRM |
By Joe on January 11, 2008
Alex Iskold of Blue Organizer asks “What is the Killer App?” for the Semantic Web in an article that nicely condenses the current best of class in the major contending promises of what Tim Berner’s Lee has recently dubbed the Giant Global Graph:
Natural Language Understanding
No longer a need for cryptic “Googlese” to get the computer [...]
Posted in Vendor Relationship Management | Tagged , Intention, natural language, semantic search, semantic web, social graph, user centrism, VRM |
By Joe on January 9, 2008
The core of VRM, Vendor Relationship Management, is the vector of activity.
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Remember vectors? Vectors are multi-dimensional, scalars one dimensional. In high school they explained it by saying velocity is a vector, it contains both the direction of travel and the magnitude. Speed, on the other hand, is a scalar. It only has the [...]
Posted in Personal Datastore, ProjectVRM, Vendor Relationship Management | Tagged APML, data portability, GGG, semantic web, Tim Berners Lee, Vendor Relationship Management, VRM |
By Joe on January 8, 2008
Happy 2008 everyone.
A quick thanks to Damien Mulley for this lovely bit on legendary director David Lynch hating on the iPhone:
I just got a brand new LG from Verizon with their VCast service and I have to say, while it’s full keyboard is a treat and I’ve had fun playing with the apps I can [...]
Posted in Vendor Relationship Management | Tagged David Lynch, Fresh and Easy, iPhone, LG, Tesco, VRM, YouTube |
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