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Trust is an essential commodity in the web n.0 world. In order to fully embrace the web, be it of pages, documents, data, people etc, we must be able to trust the entities on it. Verisign and businesses like it have built a business on certificates, identity models are intimately tied up with trust (if you can simply start a new identity if your old one behaves badly the system breaks down). Trust means you can employ a software developer around the world as easily as one you've met in person
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Technology Review: Adding Trust to Wikipedia, and BeyondAdding Trust to Wikipedia, and Beyond Tracing information back to its source could help prove trustworthiness. The official motto of the Internet could be "don't believe everything you read," but moves are afoot to help users know better what to be skeptical about and what to trust. A ...
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Science in the open » A question of trustA question of trust I have long being sceptical of the costs and value delivered by our traditional methods of peer review. This is really on two fronts, firstly that the costs, where they have been estimated are extremely high, representing a multi-billion dollar subsidy by governments of ...
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Technology Review: A Better Way to Rank Expertise OnlineA Better Way to Rank Expertise Online New software distinguishes between experts and spammers, showing who can be trusted. Websites where users can organize and share information are flourishing, but it can be hard to know which users and information to trust. Now a team of European ...
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Computing Now | July 2009 | Theme | Ensuring Trust, Privacy, and Etiquette in Web 2.0 ApplicationsSOFTWARE ENGINEERING ETHICS Ensuring Trust, Privacy, and Etiquette in Web 2.0 Applications by Amela Karahasanovic, Petter Bae Brandtzæg, Jeroen Vanattenhoven, Bram Lievens, Karen Torben Nielsen, and Jo Pierson Web 2.0 applications use ...
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CIPP Guide » Microsoft’s End-to-end Trust - a review of Chief Security Strategist Douglas Cavit’s visionMicrosoft’s End-to-end Trust - a review of Chief Security Strategist Douglas Cavit’s vision Last week, the Chief Security Strategist for Microsoft, Mr. Douglas Cavit, presented a webcast to the Information Systems Security Association titled “End-to-end Trust: Creating a more trusted Internet”. ...
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The Business Value of Collaboration Software - CIO.com - Business Technology LeadershipOne article hitting on a good smattering of dimensions of value and reward, note the capitulation "Every one of those has a business value. It may not be easy to calculate, and the effort may not be worth it." So lacking in ambitionKurt Laitner added 8 months ago
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6Online Verification: Who Can You Trust in the Virtual World? - BusinessWeek"Trust only movement. Life happens at the level of events, not of words. Trust movement.". .•∞º˙ added 9 months ago
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Club of Amsterdam - Shaping Your Future in the Knowledge Societyskip down to 'A Federated Model for a New EconomyKurt Laitner added 9 months ago
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Seth's Blog: Selling ideas to a big companyIP "Side note: the more complicated your idea is, the better off you are patenting it. Dean Kamen made his fortune patenting wheelchairs and other devices that you and I could never hope to build. On the other hand, if your idea is simple enough to dream up in a week, the only way you're going ...Kurt Laitner added 10 months ago
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Trust and Transparency for Intelligent Agents | The LamisphereI'd say don't worry. Because the web 3.0 would be about transparency and strucuture for these firms too, so they would have more problem hiding their bad activities.Vincent Blouin added 12 months ago
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