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[[SoftRatty] Lattest Articles] GSP East: How to battle the Facebook zombie army: ARLINGTON, Va.--A quartet of Facebook's platform engineers took the stage on Wednesday morning at the Graphing Social Patterns: East conference, for a discussion led by conference organizer Dave McClure about what's next for the social network's developer initiative. Speaking to the developer-heavy audience at the small conference were senior platform manager Dave Morin, program manager Josh Elman, product manager Ruchi Sanghvi, and director of platform product marketing Benjamin Ling.

 [Scobleizer -- Tech geek blogger] Facebook has a point where it comes to your privacy: As companies like MySpace, Google and Facebook know you’re not going to spend all your online time on one site so these programs and something called OpenID should theoretically allow to port your data (identity, profile info, friend list) to other sites. Facebook says privacy is the reason they don’t want to share data but it would serve their while to keep users within their gates for as much as they can.

[Tyic | Popular Web 2.0 Blog | Tech Guide | Video | Ajax | Tech News | Social Network | Web Hosting] Facebook has a point where it comes to your privacy (Robert Scoble ...: My ex-boss, John Furrier, goes after Facebook after Facebook blocked Google’s Friend Connect from using its API to inport friends from Facebook into Google’s Friend Connect. — 

[FB Junkie] Facebook Blocking Google's Friend Connect For Privacy Issues ...: I saw Dave Morin, who runs Facebook’s developer platform, at Google’s event Monday night. You can see him at the end of the event where I shoved my cell …

[Tech blog] Network merge raises control question: When announced, it was to pool profile data from Facebook, Google Talk, Google’s Orkut, LinkedIn, Plaxo and hi5, although not MySpace. But within days Facebook began blocking Google, saying it could not ensure anyone’s privacy if Google served as the intermediary.

 [The Real McCrea] A Portable Social Graph Spotted in the Wild: Plaxo Now Live in ...: I’m currentyl in Washington, DC for the Graphing Social Patterns East conference, and will be speaking on a panel this afternoon on the Privacy and Data Portability. Facebook’s Dave Morin will be on it, so today’s news on Google Friend .

 [BEE: Conversational Media] How SHOULD dynamic privacy work?: Dave Morin of Facebook included in his description of Facebook Connect the notion of ”˜dynamic privacy’. Debate has surrounded this issue - mainly centered on “how could we possibily trust Facebook to implement dynamic privacy correctly?

 [Clayton Donley Blog] Google-Facebook: Identity Management in a Brave New Internet: On the other hand, assuming a data owner (in this case Facebook) wants to actually share their information with a partner (in this case, Google), Robert's mentioned concern about keeping synchronized copies of the data is valid. What's the solution to this part of the problem (assuming that the real problem here isn't Facebook being concerned about Google cannibalizing their business by building a better widget with their users)?

 [AppScout] Facebook's Reach Expands to Web with 'Connect': Members have been able to share basic profile information with third-party Web sites since Facebook launched the first version of its API in August 2006, Morin said. Last year, Facebook launched its Platform Web site, which lets developers build applications for the social networking site.

[dBTechno] Facebook Connect Makes Users’ Profiles Portable On The Web: It’s about giving users the ability to take their identity and friends with them around the Web, while being able to trust that their information is always up to date and always protected by their privacy settings.”

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