Harper Reed: Tech, Phones, Yo-yoing and Death Metal
Data Portability feeds
10 Jan
Posted by Harper as General at 04:40 PM
Tags: blogs, data, data portability, feeds, google reader, Opml, rss, social networks
The future is obviously data and sharing it.
The dataportability.org data portability group is pretty awesome. It has a boatload of pretty cool people who are talking about amazing stuff. I have done what i always do whenever i find a movement that i appreciate and subscribed to all of the participants blogs. Good stuff thus far.
If you are interested in reading an aggregate - check out my shared DataPortability tag or subscribe to its RSS feed. If you want, I have uploaded an OPML of the participants blogs. Please let me know if i have missed anyone.
I can’t wait to see what comes out of this group. I hope that i will be able to contribute and use their creation in Threadless and various other application.
stay tuned!
Hi. My name is Harper. I am an engineer and software architect involved in social networks and the open source software. I am very happily employed as the CTO to the awesome skinnyCorp in Chicago, IL. We make some really cool stuff. This is obviously my blog. I write about everything from being a professional yoyoer to hacking the newest Internet appliance. Be sure and check out my homepage at harperreed.org. If you are so interested, my resume is located here. I love getting emails and what not so feel free to contact me through here.
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