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By Joe Andrieu on January 21, 2010
The question of who owns our data on the Internet is a challenging problem. It can also be a red herring, distracting us from building the next generation of online services. The term “ownership” simply brings too much baggage from the physical world, suggesting a win-lose, us-verses-them mentality that retards the development of rich, powerful [...]
Posted in Information Sharing, Intention Economy, Personal Data Store, ProjectVRM, Shared Information, User Driven Services, Vendor Relationship Management | Tagged CRM, data ownership, Doc Searls, Information Sharing, Personal Data Store, privacy, project VRM, ProjectVRM, User Driven, User Driven Services, Vendor Relationship Management, VRM |
By Joe Andrieu on May 14, 2009
10. Duty of Care User Driven Services look out for their users’ well-being. If a service is truly acting in our best interests, it will take appropriate measures to protect us from dangers resulting from our use of the service. User Driven Services continually work to minimize user exposure to liability, risk, and potential harm. Minimal [...]
Posted in User Driven, User Driven Services | Tagged duty of care, User Driven, User Driven Services |
By Joe Andrieu on May 13, 2009
9. Self-managed Identity User Driven Services let users manage their own online identity. Unless we control our identity online, we risk unnecessary exposure to identity theft and unwanted correlation of online activity. At the same time, online services increase the risk of attacks when using the same identifier for multiple functions. User Driven Services allow [...]
Posted in Identity, User Driven, User Driven Services | Tagged Identity, information cards, OpenID, User Driven, User Driven Services |
By Joe Andrieu on May 12, 2009
8. Improvability User Driven Services can be improved by users. A closed system can’t predict and satisfy all the needs of all its users, all the time. Sooner or later, someone will eventually desire a new feature or capability beyond the resources or interest of the service provider. User Driven Services take advantage of that [...]
Posted in User Driven, User Driven Services | Tagged customization, hacking, improvability, open source, User Driven, User Driven Services |
By Joe Andrieu on May 10, 2009
7. User Generativity Users contribute to User Driven Services. User Driven Services build on active, engaged participation in value creation. Users should be empowered to augment, annotate, and contribute to the underlying service as much as possible. By enabling users to pro-actively co-create the service experience—and to share that co-created value with other users—services tap [...]
Posted in User Driven, User Driven Services | Tagged User Driven, User Driven Services, user generativity |
By Joe Andrieu on May 9, 2009
6. Self Hosting User Driven Services can be hosted on users’ own machines. If we can’t host our own services, we become beholden to those who can. This creates an artificial barrier to portability, limiting user choice and allowing service providers to charge unnecessarily high costs for their services. User Driven Services assure users credible [...]
Posted in User Driven, User Driven Services | Tagged co-location, hosting, independence, services, User Driven, User Driven Services |
By Joe Andrieu on April 24, 2009
The Internet is undergoing a major reconfiguration. No longer is it sufficient for companies to package a value proposition on their website and then drive traffic to it through ads, search engine optimization, and reciprocal links. Today companies must find ways to provide a value proposition wherever the user might be: on Facebook and Twitter, [...]
Posted in ProjectVRM, Search, User Driven Search, User Driven Services, Vendor Relationship Management | Tagged IIW, IIW2009a, ProjectVRM, User Driven, User Driven Search, User Driven Services, VRM, VRM Workshop 2009, VRM2009, VRM2009a |
By Joe Andrieu on April 17, 2009
Digg‘s DiggBar and VideoEgg‘s new Twig are clobbering each other in the ongoing battle of web augmentation services, a class of user driven services. In Attack of The Frames: VideoEgg Introduces The Twig Ad Bar, Erick Schonfeld blasts the new Twig Ad Bar and DiggBar for not playing well together. And well he should. TechCrunch [...]
Posted in User Driven, Web Augmentation | Tagged Digg, DiggBar, Erick Schonfeld, MG Eiger, Mike Arrington, netizen developer, TechCrunch, Twig, User Driven, VideoEgg, web augmentation |
By Joe Andrieu on March 12, 2009
A functional model for best practice Identity implementations. The Identity Quartet is a framework for online services that allows users to express their Identity on their own terms. When I use the term “Identity”, I refer to the set of identifiers used in reference to users in online services. At the December 2008 Internet Identity [...]
Posted in Identity, User Driven, User Driven Services | Tagged Identity, identity quartet, IIW, IIW2008b, information cards, Internet Identity Workshop, Kim Cameron, non-correlation, OpenID, Randy Farmer, Seven Laws of Identity, User Driven, User-centric Identity, user-driven identity |
By Joe Andrieu on March 1, 2009
There is a low grade market war going on in web augmentation services, part of a huge shift in how developers and users perceive the web. The Web used to be about pages, then applications, followed by mashups. Today the interesting action is in augmentation. The leading edge of the Web first moved from static [...]
Posted in User Driven, User Driven Services, Web Augmentation | Tagged Adaptive Blue, APIs, Azigo, Glue, kynetx, netizen developer, open systems, RemindMe, User Driven, User Driven Services, web augmentation, webhooks |
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