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Kaliya Hamlin, Reid Hoffman, John Clippinger - Do You Know Where Your Identity Is?

Submitted by MacRonin on August 3, 2008 - 11:06am
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Kaliya Hamlin, Reid Hoffman, John Clippinger - Do You Know Where Your Identity Is? - Via IT Conversations:

As our lives increasingly straddle the physical and the virtual worlds, the management of identity becomes increasingly crucial from both a business and a social standpoint. John Clippinger, Kaliya Hamlin, and Reid Hoffman examine how online identity can foster relationships and deepen value creation. They discuss OpenID, including how America Online has chosen to adopt it, and answer questions related to such issues as anonymity and restricting information.

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