Dick Hardt and Eric Norlin have both commented on the new Account Authentication Proxy from Google. Dick and Eric both clearly see Google as creating a ever growing silo. Eric provides a comparison of Google’s Service to Microsoft’s Passport efforts. Eric points out that Microsoft has moved to make their service interoperable after […]
Google as Identity Silo
June 29th, 2006 No Comments
Tags: Dick-Hardt · Eric-Norlin · google · identity
Account Authentication Proxy by Google
June 28th, 2006 1 Comment
Google today announced the availability of Account Authentication Proxy for web applications. This is an authentication and authorization service for Google services. It allows third party applications to use Google services on behalf of a Google customer. Google by allowing 3rd parties to create businesses that use their services as a composite part, this […]
Tags: cognitive-economy · Garett-Rogers · google · identity
The Cognitive Economy
June 21st, 2006 No Comments
I have been thinking real hard about the Attention economy and then about the Intention economy. In the past I have written about the Situational Awareness economy and online cognitive models, well I think I was in the right neighborhood. I think the economic revolution before us is the Cognitive Economy. The Cognitive […]
Tags: attention · cognitive-economy · google · microsoft
Google AdSense as an Activist platform
June 12th, 2006 1 Comment
I was thinking could Google AdSense be used as a platform for activism or protest. Moveon.org could buy keywords that would help expose their movement or act as a counter weight to their opponents. I know that it could be expensive but imagine how targeted you could be. I bet there will […]
Tags: activism · AdSense · google · protest
Google personalized homepage with Google Reader is great!
June 5th, 2006 1 Comment
I have kept my reading list in Google reader from the day it was announced at Web 2.0 in October. I have to say the product has come a long way. I would keep my list in Reader and then export to OPML and then import the OPML into thunderbird. Well that practice […]
Tags: google · google-reader · RSS
Testing Gmail for my Domain
June 1st, 2006 3 Comments
I was granted access to the Gmail for Domains beta. The set up was extremely simple, but I still don’t think that a non geek will know what their MX record is. Adding accounts is a snap and the calendar integration is wonderful. I am now wondering how much it will cost for […]
Tags: domains · Gmail · google · Reviews · Technology · tomcarroll.org
Google is now watching (oh yeah and maybe No Such Agency also)
January 26th, 2006 4 Comments
I finally have installed Google Analytics. What can I say I just wanted to try Google Analytics out. I was also real lazy and used the Google Analyticator plug-in. It was easy as 123. Now I can track the mass of people that stop by to see how long it has been […]
Tags: google · Technology · tomcarroll.org