Comments on: TCIBR podcast: Chris Saad on DataPortability http://workbookproject.com/2009/02/tcibr-podcast-chris-saad-on-dataportability/ Tue, 09 Mar 2010 07:27:59 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: arin crumley http://workbookproject.com/2009/02/tcibr-podcast-chris-saad-on-dataportability/comment-page-1/#comment-4820 arin crumley Thu, 05 Feb 2009 06:00:29 +0000 http://workbookproject.com/?p=689#comment-4820 Great conversation! I love how Lance is always reminding people to consider that new social networking technology isn't going to be used just to consume media but also to interact with the story across multiple devices. This is a very valid point for the DataPortability movement. It points out that it's not just about being open, fair, innovative and extremely functional. It's also about a designing an environment where where story tellers have even more dimensions to be creative within. Chris did a great explanation of APML. I dig it. But man, won't those APML files become huge over the course ones internet life? Arin Great conversation! I love how Lance is always reminding people to consider that new social networking technology isn’t going to be used just to consume media but also to interact with the story across multiple devices. This is a very valid point for the DataPortability movement. It points out that it’s not just about being open, fair, innovative and extremely functional. It’s also about a designing an environment where where story tellers have even more dimensions to be creative within.

Chris did a great explanation of APML. I dig it. But man, won’t those APML files become huge over the course ones internet life?

Arin

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