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May 14, 2009

OpenID gains a selector-like UI

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Google and JanRain Release Support for the OpenID User Interface Extension. You can see it in action at UserVoice as implemented by RPX (see New from Google and RPX). The user experience of OpenID has just taken a step forward.

The ICF’s RSA Deadline

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There’s been a lot of great progress at the ICF recently. RSA 2009 was the deadline we gave ourselves for much of it. Drummond Reed and his creative team have done an outstanding job renovating the ICF’s website. Have a look, it’s pretty wonderful. Craig Burton helped us create our first white paper entitled “The Information Card Ecosystem: The Fundamental Leap from Cookies and Passwords to Cards and Selectors.” Craig also provided lots of strategic advice behind the scenes. Best of all, the site features several example card projects. This really turned some heads. It showed that we’re starting to get some traction for Information Cards in the market. Andrew Nash demonstrated during his tutorial at RSA a prototype PayPal card that was used to log in to eBay. Drummond’s extraordinary performance in orchestrating all of this progress, led the ICF board to offer to Drummond that he be the permanent Executive Director, if he so chooses.

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