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Published by Jarred on January 8, 2008 in Data Portability, Facebook, Google, Privacy, Social Networks and Web 2.0. View Comments

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The DataPortability Workgroup is actively working to create the ‘DataPortability Reference Design’ to document the best practices for integrating existing open standards and protocols for maximum interoperability (and here’s the key area) to allow users to access their friends and media across all the applications, social networking sites and widgets that implement the design into their systems.

Riley congratulates Google and Facebook, but O'Hear is less optimistic:
Call me cynical, but while I welcome this move [...], I remain skeptical of how quickly users will actually see real-world benefits from Google and Facebook’s membership.

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  • Eric

    Don’t get too excited yet Jarred/internet world. While Google and Facebook have certainly signed on they have by no means agreed to abide by the quite high aspirations of the data portability movement. Googs and Facebook have only “agreed to talk” about the possibility of opening up their (really your) data to free movement. A good number of people in the Venture community were quick to brush this off as an excellent PR stunt for these groups. While Google may eventually move closer towards data portability expect them to move on their terms which may mean you won’t be exporting any contacts easily any time soon. As for Facebook, well, as long as they are still a private company and a VC backed one at that I would bet that data portability won’t come until a strong revenue model and actual revenues come streaming into Zuckerberg’s pockets.

    Eric

  • Eric

    Don’t get too excited yet Jarred/internet world. While Google and Facebook have certainly signed on they have by no means agreed to abide by the quite high aspirations of the data portability movement. Googs and Facebook have only “agreed to talk” about the possibility of opening up their (really your) data to free movement. A good number of people in the Venture community were quick to brush this off as an excellent PR stunt for these groups. While Google may eventually move closer towards data portability expect them to move on their terms which may mean you won’t be exporting any contacts easily any time soon. As for Facebook, well, as long as they are still a private company and a VC backed one at that I would bet that data portability won’t come until a strong revenue model and actual revenues come streaming into Zuckerberg’s pockets.

    Eric

  • http://www.tropophilia.com Jarred

    For sure, Eric. Indeed, it’s not even the “companies” who have explicitly joined, but rather representatives from those companies who are signing up for the “workgroup.” Right now it’s all just words and PR. But the fact that they’re not taking the opposite side (“All your data are belong to us”) is important, too. Thanks for the VC perspective!

  • http://jarredtaylor.com Jarred Taylor

    For sure, Eric. Indeed, it’s not even the “companies” who have explicitly joined, but rather representatives from those companies who are signing up for the “workgroup.” Right now it’s all just words and PR. But the fact that they’re not taking the opposite side (“All your data are belong to us”) is important, too. Thanks for the VC perspective!

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