Vidoop LLC (Vidoop)
Vidoop is using Ma.gnolia from all over the world.
We run an OpenID provider at http://myvidoop.com which does not require passwords.
Instead of entering a password our members are shown our ImageShield which displays images from pre-selected secret image categories. Each image has a letter, the letters form a one-time random access code. Its pretty neat technology with all sorts of possibilities.
We do other things to secure your account including custom account notifications, an activity log, computer activation, password manager plug-ins for managing traditional un/pws, etc.
Have an OpenID enabled website? Then make it easy for your members to get an OpenID from Vidoop by joining our affiliate program: http://affiliates.vidoop.com
If anyone has any OpenID or Vidoop related question please let me know. On twitter as @Vidoop and more info is at http://www.vidoop.com
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Real Connections, Real Community
http://www.aboutus.org/Category:IPreferRealPeople
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The Author postulates that a person is more likely to join a community online, if they see that there are real people involved, instead of characters like RedDog88, Snivelcritter, etc ?
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Ignite Portland to light up Gnomedex
http://siliconflorist.com/2008/08/18/ignite-portland-to-light-up-gnomedex/
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As you may know, Pirillo’s Gnomedex 8.0 is being held in Seattle at the end of this week. And any number of tech types are making the journey north for what has become one of the premiere events to gather and share ideas with some of the leading m… More
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Portland Ignites Gnomedex at Josh Bancroft’s TinyScreenfuls.com
http://www.tinyscreenfuls.com/2008/08/portland-ignites-gnomedex/
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Josh Bancroft writes "The coolest thing about all of this? The idea for Ignite Portland was hatched at last year’s Gnomedex. They highlighted some of the previous evening’s Ignite Seattle talks, and I loved them. The energy and excitement were off… More
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New Hire at Vidoop....
http://siliconflorist.com/2008/08/19/waiting-for-the-right-gig-pays-off-troy-harlan-joins-vidoop/
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"Troy will be joining Portland-based Vidoop on September 2nd as Senior Sales Engineer. He will serve as a primary technical resource for Vidoop’s newest customers, helping them through their integration testing and shepherding them into production."
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☰Social Media ✚ Social Websocial media, new media, rich media, social networking, social marketing, social software, social change, social commerce, webware, mobileware, mobile media, mashups, aggregators, analytics, and attitude.
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DiSo ProjectA social network with its skin inside out.
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EmailtoidEmailtoid is a simple mapping service that enables the use of email addresses as OpenID identifiers. This group is for bookmarks / discussions related to anything Emailtoid; feedback, questions, videos, blog posts, tweets, you name it...
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Identity 2.0Interested in OpenID, SXIP, and other open identity standards? Resources, wikis, blog posts, ideas and the like. All aggregated here.
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Mobile Versions117 Bookmarks, 55 Members, 1 Discussion
This is for sharing bookmarks of mobile (PDA, iPhone, Smartphone, Handi, etc.) versions of websites. These would make a nice teaming for the Magnolia Mobile homepage access, http://m.gnolia.com
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myVidoopmyVidoop is an OpenID provider that offers a password manager plugin for IE and FireFox, has two factor authentication and much more. This group is for bookmarks / discussions regarding support, praise, feedback, etc.
