Not the first one to think of Open networks

Apparently I’m not the first person to think of this sort of thing. As I said, the real hurdle would be getting popular sites like MySpace and Facebook do adopt any sort of “openid” standard.

Subjects: ideas, internet, social networking, web 2.0

Social networking XML platform

Here’s an idea that just occurred to me.
The problem with social networks is not their bad software. It’s that you’re bound to their bad software. An additional problem is that you have to sign up and have separate accounts for all your social networking sites, so if you use MySpace, Facebook, LiveJournal, Friendster, etc., you […]

Facebook

Signed up for Facebook too, just to see what that was all about.
I’m really finding myself unimpressed with all the social networking sites. Every once and a while I flirt with the idea of going over to Ning and making my own, perhaps a literary/arts sight that wasn’t as focused on making you type in […]

MySpace

Started playing around with this. Have some ideas for how I’ll use it.

The Power of Books

From the university of applied arts vienna:

Subjects: humor, photo, power, books