Why Facebook will drag its heels over data portability

    Date: 01/23/08 (Web Technology)    Keywords: microsoft

    As companies rush to express their support for openness by joining DataPortability.org (Microsoft is the latest), we need to ask ourselves: what's in it for them? For if data portability -- the ability for users to easily move their data from one site to another -- were to become a...

    Source: http://blogs.zdnet.com/social/?p=380

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