This week's "open" shake-up in Web 2.0-land started when Facebook, Google, and Plaxo announced a partnership with the DataPortability.org group, whose mission is to build standards for easily ...

DataPortability has big names on board, but a long road ahead Plaxo, Google, and Facebook now have members in the relatively new consortium to promote social-networking interoperability.

Elias Bizannes 是 DataPortability（数据迁移） 项目的 主席和执行董事； the Startup Bus 的创始人；Silicon Beach 社区的创建者；并管理着搜索引擎创业公司 Vast ...

Open source giant Red Hat sent a Cease and Desist letter to the DataPortability.org group today, the group says, demanding the removal of the DP logo from the group's website. Red Hat alleges that ...

DataPortability WorkGroup is a project founded in November 2007 to develop best practices towards letting users move, share, and control their identity, photos, videos and all other forms of ...

I might pick up Apple’s announcement of new Mac Pro, but it is a bit egoistic. DataPortability, it is the first keyword of 2008 for me. The big news today is Google and Facebook Join ...

The DataPortability Workgroup founded in November 2007, is aiming to develop best practices towards letting users move, share, and control their identity, photos, videos and all other forms of ...

The big news is that representatives from Google, Facebook and Plaxo have joined Dataportability.org, a group setup to develop open standards to enable user data to be moved from one web service ...

DataPortability.org (actual tagline: "Sharing is Caring") announced today that representatives from three Silicon Valley companies are joining the DataPortability Workgroup, a group whose nominal ...

DataPortability.org Workgroup is still born As I write this, the interwebs are kicking off with the news that Plaxo, Facebook, Google and Robert Scoble have joined the DataPortability.org Workgroup.

Today, social news site Digg announced it was joining the DataPortability Project, the latest in a string of big companies to join, including Facebook (our coverage), Google, Yahoo, Microsoft and ...

The DataPortability Project tasted early fame in January 2008 when an indignant Robert Scoble joined the group after Facebook canceled the tech celebrity’s account for exporting his friends list ...