BBC SemWeb panel: Where does OpenID fit in?

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Short talk from a BBC panel discussion.

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Semantic Web BBC
Panel discussion, 30 July 2008

“Where does OpenID ﬁt in?”
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outline: 5 mins SemWeb - 5 mins OpenID - 5 mins scenarios - 5 mins bad timing

BBC SemWeb panel: Where does OpenID fit in?

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