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A list of significant historical milestones leading to Data Portability. 



2008

February

2/06/2008 - Gruppo Pubblico Italiano
Italian localization of DataPortability Project documents.

January

1/31/2008 - DataPortability Questions to be Answered
A set of questions DataPortability should answer for end-users.
1/30/2008 - Announcement: Six Apart Opens Up  
Announcing a new plugin for Movable Type that allows users to aggregate, control, and share actions around the web.
1/28/2008 - Localization Action Group Founded
The Localization Group is in charge of providing translations of the DataPortability website, documents, FAQ pages etc.
1/22/2008 - Article: Social networks may find it does not pay to be too possessive  
Financial Times (FT.com) Kevin Allen writes about data-portability, quoting Tim Berners Lee and several industry representatives about the project's potential and consequences.
1/17/2008 - Publicly accessible Action Groups established, advocated and being populated
1/16/2008 - Video: DataPortability - Connect, Control, Share, Remix  
First DataPortability Project video, produced by Smashcut Media   (1m:49s)
1/11/2008 - Article: What we expect from the Data Portability Working Group  
Forrester strategic analyst Jeremy Owyang express his expectations from the DataPortability Workgroup.
1/10/2008 - Article: LinkedIn, Twitter, Flickr and Six Apart join the DataPortability Workgroup  
Coverage by Marshall Kirkpatrick from ReadWriteWeb.
1/08/2008 - Google, Plaxo and Facebook announce membership DataPortability Workgroup
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1/03/2008 - Robert Scoble tries to scrape his contacts off of his Facebook account.
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2007

December

12/22/2007 - DataPortability Action Packs drafts are defined
Information packs to help bloggers, media specialists, designers, developers and executives understand and propagate the philosophy of Data Portability.

November

11/12/2007 - Google Groups are set up to support the DataPortability Project:

October

July

7/01/2007 - OAuth Project Releases Initial Specification Draft

April

4/01/2007 - OAuth Project Launches Development Forum

February

2006

November

11/01/2006 - OAuth Initial Discussion
OAuth started with Blaine Cook working on the Twitter OpenID implementation.

June

May

March

January

2004

October

10/04/2004 - IETF Publishes XMPP RFCs  

2003

October

July

2002

August

June

2001

September

2000

December

12/01/2000 - RSS 1.0 Authored by the RSS-DEV Working Group
NOTE: Year and month are accurate, day is estimated.

November

11/25/2000 - UserLand Uses OPML 1.0 to Support their Manila CMS

September

1999

July

7/10/1999 - RSS 0.91 Authored by Dan Libby of Netscape  
RSS 0.91 included elements from Dave Winer's ScriptingNews syndication format.

March

3/01/1999 - XMPP Development Open to Jabber Community
NOTE: Year is accurate, month and day are estimated.

1998

July

7/01/1998 - XMPP Core Technology Invented by Jeremie Miller
NOTE: Year is accurate, month and day are estimated.
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Latest 3 messages about this page (15 total) - view full discussion
Feb 4 2008 by J. Trent Adams
Richard - Thanks for the catch. I updated the DB table to increase
the URL field (it was truncating the links).

Kaliya - Agreed, and many thanks for the suggestion. I've got dates
back to 1998 so far, and will keep weaving the developments into the
story.

Thanks for the watchful eyes,
Feb 3 2008 by Richard Pendergast
just a quick one - i just noticed that the link to the first data
portability report from the timeline is incorrect
Feb 2 2008 by Kaliya *
"Historic context" goes back much farther then December 2007.
I think you might find the report about the activities of Identity Commons
for our last quarter of work interesting. It also has links to our history
that began in 2001 when we were first founded.
http://www.idcommons.net/node/17
Highlights include information from OpenID, the Internet Identity Workshop
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