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A couple of years ago I wrote:My generation draws the Internet as a cloud that connects everyone; the younger generation experiences it as oxygen that supports their digital lives. The old generation sees this as a poisonous gas that has leaked out of their pipes, and they want to seal it up again.Bill Thompson and Nick Carr are worried about governments interfering too:In the real world national...

Brad is calling for APIs, and even the NYT is proposing one, but there is a problem with APIs that goes beyond Dave's concern about availability.When a site designs an API, what they usually do is take their internal data model and expose every nook and cranny in it in great detail. Obviously, this fits their view of the world, or they wouldn't have built it that way, so they want to share this with...

I've been travelling a lot to conferences in recent months, and been interviewed by a lot of different journalists too. Here are a few links to them. Cloud computing with Joyent at Web 2.0(video)Chris Vallance of BBC Pods and Blogs (audio)Jemima Kiss of The Guardian (audio)Data Portability podcast (audio)Kimberley Dykeman of web2.0 TV (video)Christina Warren of Download Squad (video)Caroline McCarthy...

Brad Templeton has a post on Data Hosting not Data Portability that fits in neatly with the VRM proposal I discussed yesterday. In fact, what he describes is a great fit for OpenSocial.He says:Your data host’s job is to perform actions on your data. Rather than giving copies of your data out to a thousand companies (the Facebook and Data Portability approach) you host the data and perform actions...

At the Data Sharing Workshop the other day, we had a discussion about how to combine OAuth and Feeds, which I was reminded of by Tim Bray's discussion of Adriana and Alec's VRM proposal today.The session was tersely summarized here, but let me recap the problem.When you are browsing the web, you often encounter pages that show different things depending on who you are, such as blog, wikis, webmail...