Posted by Bill Rice on 10/15/06 in identity theft
Another thought provoking post on identity by Noah Brier. I agree and subscribe to this theory of exposing more to “own” your identity and protect your privacy. A post by Robert Scoble got me thinking about how this concept can help protect your identity.
I believe the more people know you and can verify your identity [...]
Posted by Bill Rice on 06/17/06 in identity, identity theft
I came across an article on the Pentagon and NSA’s potential use of social networks. It is meant to scare, shock, and alarm you, but I think it highlights some very important concepts in online identity:
1. Managing Your Authorized Identity
2. Managing Your Relationships
3. Detecting Conflicts of Interest
Managing Your Authorized Identity
The Internet is a highly effective [...]
Posted by Bill Rice on 02/7/06 in identity theft, rss, secure rss
Ask and you shall receive.
A couple of days ago as the MicroPersuasion Blog talked about AOL charging a fee to ensure email delivery to their clients and Dave Winer and Fred Wilson talked about making RSS simple enough to become mainstream–I pondered if this was an answer to a major problem I run into with [...]
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