User-Centric Identity An interview with Kaliya Hamlin - LIVE

Wednesday, October 24. 2007

User-Centric Identity - Where is it, how we got here and where is it going? An interview with Kaliya Hamlin
25 October 2007, 2:00 PM EDT

For O'Reilly, Kaliya wrote "identity is no small matter. It lies at the core of who we are as social beings. There are many ways to think about what identity is, such as: how we define ourselves (self-assertions), how others see us (facts about us), and what others think about us (our reputation)."

In this interview Kaliya will take your questions about the status of shared identity systems, especially OpenID; the work being done at the Identity Commons; and how communities can leverage these resources. Ask your questions now and then join us live on 25 October 2007, 2:00 PM EDT.

Ask your questions or join the interview live here.

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