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"OPEN BRIEF aan de Eerste Kamer": argumenten tegen het opslaan in een centrale databank van twee vingerafdrukken (templates) van elke Nederlander die een reispaspoort krijgt uitgereikt (in tegenstelling tot opslag op énkel het reisdocument zelf, of eventueel enkel hashes in plaats van templates).
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Different types:
- One-click Analysis Tools: When you need to know simple things, like the amount of links that point to a specific page or domain
- In-Depth Analysis Tools: might show link building efforts, structures, or maybe even data from the past
- Link Target Tools: help you find new link targets -
Year old blogpost by Chris Messina elaborating the differences between Facebook and Opensocial's privacy model:
"So the major difference here is in the mechanism of data delivery and how the information is “leased” or “tethered” to the original source, such that, as Morin said, “when a user deletes an item on Facebook, it gets deleted everywhere else.”
The approach taken by Google Gadgets, and hence OpenSocial, for the most part, has been to tether data back to the source via embedded iframes. This means that if someone deletes or changes a social object, it will be deleted or changed across OpenSocial containers, though they won’t even notice the difference since they never had access to the data to begin with.
The approach that seems likely from Facebook can be intuited by scouring their developer’s terms of service"
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"He was a speaker at the Management of Change conference and FederalNewsRadio's Chris Dorobek got to sit down with him.
We talk with Shirky about his thoughts on government 2.0 and the challenges that agencies are facing. "