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• 36756 over 6

  Part of why I didn't find a new apartment is that I'm traveling a lot through September and October. Just calculated it and I'm flying 36,756 miles over the course of six weeks! Insane? Yes, most likely... I'll see everyone at FOWA in London in a week where I'm giving a kick ass workshop along with Chris Messina on Implementing the Social Web with OpenID, OAuth, and All That Jazz and then talking about the same sort of stuff during a normal session on Thursday. Read More... Posted Sunday, September 28, 2008 4:12 PM from David Recordon's Blog | 1 Comments Filed under: travel, conference

• Yahoo! Developer Network Video Conversation

  Chatted with the Tom Hughes-Croucher from the Yahoo! Developer Network about the Open Web Foundation and Facebook Connect while up at OSCON last week. Read More... Posted Tuesday, July 29, 2008 8:15 PM from David Recordon's Blog | 1 Comments Filed under: technology, facebook, conference, oscon, openwebfoundation

• My OSCON Schedule

  Headed up to Portland this afternoon for OSCON and just put my schedule online if you want to check it out. I won't be there Wednesday as I'll be down at Facebook f8 for the day. Then back up Thursday for a 9:15am keynote on Supporting the Open Web ! Really busy week, with no sleep for me, but should be tons of fun and I look forward to seeing a bunch of awesome people! Read More... Posted Sunday, July 20, 2008 3:23 PM from David Recordon's Blog | 1 Comments Filed under: technology, facebook, conference, oscon

• Joseph Smarr and I Talk About Real Social Tech Around the World

  Last Saturday I was in Hangzhou China speaking at the 2nd China Internet Developer's Conference put on by Alibaba which is partially owned by Yahoo!. Nob (from Six Apart Japan) shot some video when I was speaking. Check out the four minute clip below where I talk about how relationships can be stored online within globally segregated social networks or with the open standards FOAF and the Microformat XFN. I then demo the Google Social Graph API to start painting the picture of how it is no longer Read More... Posted Friday, May 30, 2008 3:52 AM from David Recordon's Blog | 1 Comments Filed under: OpenID, technology, OAuth, conference

• Web 2.0 Expo -> PodCamp NYC

  After an exhausting (two panels and a talk) Web 2.0 Expo in San Francisco , I jumped on a red-eye last night to New York for PodCamp NYC 2 . While Anil would normally be the one to attend, he's off having fun at ROFLCon instead. I really enjoyed Web 2.0 Expo this time around, had a lot of fun on both of the panels and have heard good things about my talk on Open Platforms . Six Apart also had a booth this year which seemed to always be full of people wanting to talk to us and learn more about what Read More... Posted Friday, April 25, 2008 12:38 PM from David Recordon's Blog | 1 Comments Filed under: technology, conference

• On My Way Back Home

  Well, after being on the road for nearly a month, I'm now back in San Francisco for the next few weeks. I started out with a vacation in Belize for the third year in a row along with a bunch of friends. Didn't dive as much as previous years, but really enjoyed the trip, others learned to dive, and it was quite relaxing. From there I took a red-eye back to San Francisco to attend Collective Intelligence FooCamp down at Google Friday and Saturday. It certainly was interesting, though much more focused Read More... Posted Tuesday, March 11, 2008 7:06 PM from David Recordon's Blog | 1 Comments Filed under: travel, technology, conference

• Graphing Social Patterns: Social Networks & The Need for Feeds

  This past Monday, Bret Taylor (FriendFeed), Ian Kennedy (MyBlogLog), Kevin Marks (Google) and I spoke about the role of feeds in social networking. We talked both about some of the technical aspects of RSS and Atom feeds (such as the endless re-feed problem) as well as feeds from a feature perspective such as the Facebook News Feed, Six Apart's Movable Type Action Streams, FriendFeed, MyBlogLog, etc. We also touched on some issues of data portability, ownership, and privacy. I think we were a pretty Read More... Posted Thursday, March 06, 2008 3:43 PM from David Recordon's Blog | 1 Comments Filed under: technology, conference