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Microsoft to Support OpenID

Kim Cameron, Microsoft's Identity Czar and member of the Identity Gang, comments on Microsoft's announcement that they will support OpenID. Another sign that federated identity schemes are gaining traction and OpenID is likely to emerge as a standard the publishers are going to want to grapple with soon.

This follows Doc Searl's comments on the notion of "Creator Relationship Management" where he speculates that the techniques being used in federated identity schemes and the Creative Commons can be combined to create a new "silo-free" value chain amongst creators, producers and distributors.

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Here's some extra links from Nelseon Minar about uptake of OpenID.


As he says:

"There's signs of support from AOL and Microsoft. And lots of little guys. There's even third party support for Yahoo accounts. All that's missing is Google."

I had a OpenID at yahoo before, but forgot the password as i don't use that account quite often.

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