My Digital FootPrint

  http://mobile2event.com/business-day/ Twitter #mobile20     On my fireside were   Russ McGuire, VP, Strategy, Sprint. David Katz, VP, Yahoo! North America. Fabio Sisinni, Director of Mobile, Paypal. James Parton , Head of Telefonica  Developer Marketing, Telefonica/O2 UK, O2 UK, @jamesparton   There were asked to stir debate and present views that would be controversial and therefore I have not detailed who said what       Topic 1 ------   So far "operators" have only been mentioned twice.  The presentation from Irv from Yahoo! did not really cover the role of the operator.  If Apple is the new Microsoft, Google is the new apple and blackberry is the new Nokia - it has all changed in 5 years. Therefore is the operator relevant and what is left for them ?   Views   operator is the new IBM, dominant position eroded and caught off guard.  Can try the OS 2 route or champion open source.  They need to create value and aim for a power position as a SI Is there an operator eco-sy

In its 5th year, MOBILE 2.0 Silicon Valley brings together experts and thought leaders from all aspects of the mobile ecosystem, including startups, investors, mobile carriers, device manufacturers, and mobile application developers and web technologists. The event is focused on new Mobile Applications and Services, Mobile Ecosystems, and Disruptive Mobile Innovation. I will be leading the fireside chat with Russ McGuire (VP, Strategy, Sprint)  David Katz (VP, Yahoo! North America)  Fabio Sisinni (Director of Mobile, Paypal) and  James Parton (Head of 02 Litmus, O2 UK) Style                  : Business/ strategy day & developer day Date                  :  Monday 20th and Tuesday 21st September 2010 Venue               :  San Francisco Timing              :  Full day events Registration    :   http://mobile2event.com/registration Discount          :   Enter "Friends" code for 20% discount. "Mobile 2.0 Silicon Valley is all abou

In its 5th year, MOBILE 2.0 Silicon Valley brings together experts and thought leaders from all aspects of the mobile ecosystem, including startups, investors, mobile carriers, device manufacturers, and mobile application developers and web technologists. The event is focused on new Mobile Applications and Services, Mobile Ecosystems, and Disruptive Mobile Innovation. I will be leading the fireside chat with Russ McGuire (VP, Strategy, Sprint)  David Katz (VP, Yahoo! North America)  Fabio Sisinni (Director of Mobile, Paypal) and  James Parton (Head of 02 Litmus, O2 UK) Style                  : Business/ strategy day & developer day Date                  :  Monday 20th and Tuesday 21st September 2010 Venue               :  San Francisco Timing              :  Full day events Registration    :   http://mobile2event.com/registration Discount          :   Enter "Friends" code for 20% discount. "Mobile 2.0 Silicon Valley is all abou

  Many quotes in this months mag about “My Digital Footprint” in an article “Got your ID” by Alun Lewis   http://viewer.zmags.com/publication/255213a7#/255213a7/20  

Believe or not, this is a copy of “My Digital Footprint” in the window of the Book Shop at AESE (leading business school in Portugal) Best bit, two shelves below is Drucker.

Believe or not, this is a copy of “My Digital Footprint” in the window of the Book Shop at AESE (leading business school in Portugal) Best bit, two shelves below is Drucker.

Monitising mobile (data and infomation)  

Which UK operator has best network? Mobile News Industry expert Tony Fish , a consultant who has worked with operators on issues with mobile data, reckons the question of which network has the best ...

article in Silicon.com today Silicon.com Data privacy: Who really owns the digital you? Silicon.com By Tony Fish , 30 April 2010 15:21 Our digital identities and digital reputations are already creating wealth for others. That's why the ownership of this ... The struggle I still have with privacy is that I believe that erosion of privacy is down to the fact that you cannot touch it. What is public is public, what is private is private. What you share is therefore never private or public but covered by privacy, the grey area in between. Privacy, one could argue, is therefore based on trust, so if you erode privacy do you erode trust?

http://horizon-wall.posterous.com/invite-to-a-fine-balance-2010-8th-june-2010 The Digital Systems KTN and Technology Strategy Board invite you to Europe’s most influential data privacy conference – A Fine Balance 2010: Privacy in the digital society . A fully interactive event, this is your opportunity to hear from and influence the individuals involved in shaping our digital future.

http://horizon-wall.posterous.com/invite-to-a-fine-balance-2010-8th-june-2010 The Digital Systems KTN and Technology Strategy Board invite you to Europe’s most influential data privacy conference – A Fine Balance 2010: Privacy in the digital society . A fully interactive event, this is your opportunity to hear from and influence the individuals involved in shaping our digital future.

Last night I spoke at mashup’s event on Digital Identity: the value of digital you with Nicky Hickman, Robin Wilton, Alan Moore and David Rennie My views from the session are that Digital Identity is still at the early stages of debate and discussion even though there is an increasing number of experts who deeply understand the issues, the overriding focus is still an argument about what “words” mean – the image gives some of the words that went round. Digital Identity is a complex issue crossing many boundaries and professional disciplines. We tend to have many persona, we are no longer owned by a Brand, we know many people with whom we have a different relationship with and know to different degrees and understanding, we don’t tend to reveal all to everyone, you cannot own your data, people are lazy and don’t do things even though they could, value depends on who the giver and receiver is. Identity is a negotiation and in reality we are the product that is traded. Two good quo

I spoke at Olswangs’ event on digital identity – here is the link to the interview video footage http://www.knowledgepeers.com/networks/333/item.html?id=4130