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Data Portability Group
Facebook Joins Data Portability Group
By Mathew Ingram - Tue, 01/08/2008 - 2:38pm.
This is pretty big news, it seems to me, after all of the back-and-forth about data being trapped inside Facebook — the social-networking site has joined the Data Portability Group, along with Plaxo and Google, and will now be helping come up with a standard for moving personal data into and out of different networks.
The Data Portability Issue Isn't Going Away
By Mathew Ingram - Fri, 01/04/2008 - 12:58pm.
So Robert Scoble has his account suspended by Facebook for using an automated script to harvest his contacts and their email addresses (see my previous post), and all hell breaks loose. Scoble, whose account is later reinstated, is denounced for being a publicity-seeking limelight hog, and for using a script from Plaxo that is an egregious breach of Facebook’s terms of use (since it uses optical character recognition to grab email addresses, which the site keeps as image files).
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