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31 Mar 2008

Dion Almaer writes on Ajaxian:

If a site groks OpenID the browser should be able to pass that over without having me intervene at all. It could hide the entire login process if we came up with a microformat to let all sides know what is going on. (OpenID and OAuth in the browser?)

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Making the browser OpenID-aware

30 Jan 2008

Scotch on the Rocks

You may be wondering why I'm speaking at a ColdFusion conference.

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Speaking at Scotch on the Rocks

5 Dec 2007

Adobe released several new web applications this year and many more are on the way.

In a relatively short timeframe, Adobe acquired an online word processor, created a cool color tool, released a free document sharing tool and announced online versions of Photoshop and Premiere.

Now you might think that this is simply Adobe's latest attempt to grow the company by entering waters previously traversed by the likes of Google and Yahoo! But I feel that there's more to it. Specifically, there is one important advantage that having popular web applications will give Adobe: a new avenue for increasing the rate of Flash Player penetration.

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Why is Adobe creating its own web applications? (Hint: It’s not what you think!)