Dare Obasanjo aka Carnage4Life - "Web 2.0" is the New Vendor Lock-in - The Diigo Meta page

• 14 Oct 09
  

  Mark Bush

  networkeffects

• 08 Aug 07
  

  Alex Ko

  attention intellectual-property participation

  • Praising companies for providing APIs to get your own data out is like praising auto companies for not filling your airbags with gravel.
  • One of the bitter truths about "Web 2.0" is that your data isn't all that interesting, our data on the other hand is very interesting.
  • Being able to get your data out via APIs is a good first step but what is really interesting is being able to get everyone else’s data out of the service as well. Then we would have the beginings of truly open and free data on the Web which would lead to very, very interesting possibilities.

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• 05 Aug 07
  

  mikeyp

  blog DataFormats web2.0

• 04 Aug 07
  

  James Corbett

  Being able to get your data out via APIs is a good first step but what is really interesting is being able to get everyone else’s data out of the service as well. Then we would have the beginings of truly open and free data on the Web which would lead t

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