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Originally posted by Pfeil
I still dont understand what this has to do with ATS. Does it have anything to do with ATS specifically? Or is it just a general thing that envoles the world itself?
Originally posted by Springer
OLPC has NOTHING to do with the 5th of November or AboveTopSecret.com/The Above Network, LLC.
And Google is also considering allowing third parties to join the party at the other end of the platform - meaning other social networks (think Bebo, Friendster, Twitter, Digg and thousands of others) to give access to their user data to developers through those same APIs.
And that is a potentially killer strategy. Facebook has a platform to allow third parties to build applications on Facebook itself. But what Google may be planning is significantly more open - allowing third parties to both push and pull data, into and out of Google and non-Google applications.
“Remember, remember the fifth of November, gunpowder, treason and plot!” Hard to tell at this point whether this means that on the day itself someone will ...
www.techcrunch.com/2007/09/21/google-to-out-open-facebook-on-november-5/ - 156k -
They’ll start with Orkut and iGoogle (Google’s personalized home page), and expand from there to include Gmail, Google Talk and other Google services over time.
On November 5 we’ll likely see third party iGoogle gadgets that leverage Orkut’s social graph information - the most basic implementation of what Google is planning. From there we may see a lot more - such as the ability to pull Orkut data outside of Google and into third party applications via the APIs. And Google is also considering allowing third parties to join the party at the other end of the platform - meaning other social networks (think Bebo, Friendster, Twitter, Digg and thousands of others) to give access to their user data to developers through those same APIs.
In any case, this is not the "Revolution" we are referring to. GREAT research though!
Springer...