W3C Workshop

Presentation of accepted position papers (roughly 5-10 min each + 30 min Q&A per panel). Final confirmation of speakers pending for most of the slots below. For the complete agenda see here.

 

Saturday, 4th of June 2011

10.00 W3C-Workshop: Federated Codebase: Lessons Learned

• Privacy-aware XMPP-based microblogging: Lessons learned with OneSocialWeb, Diana Cheng and Daniel Appelquist (See slides)
• Bridging Federated Protocol Stacks, Simon Tennant and Stephan Maka
• Stretching Boundaries: Lorea’s Experimental Approach To Federation, Hellekin Wolf and Pablo Martin (See abstract)
• SMOB The best of both worlds, Alexandre Passant, Julia Anaya, Owen Sacco and Pavan Kapanipathi
• Project Danube, Markus Sabadello (confirmed)
• The Unhosted Social Web, Michiel De Jong

11.15 Coffee break

11.45 W3C-Workshop: Federated Social Architectures and Protocols

• Towards a Plug and Play Social Web, Claudio Venezia (See slides)
• “Do we know each other or is it just our Devices?”: A Federated Context Model for Describing Social Activity Across Devices, Georgios Gionis, Heiko Desruelle, Dieter Blomme, John Lyle, Shamal Faily and Louay Bassbouss (See slides)
• A platform for managing campaigns over Social Media, Iosif Alvertis, Michael Petychakis, George Gionis and Robert Kleinfeld
• MyProfile Decentralized User Profile and Identity on the Web, Andrei Sambra and Maryline Laurent
• WebID and the Social Web, Henry Story

(see video-presentation “WebID & Browsers” as well)

• WebID-enabled XMPP: a bridge to the social web on your IM and beyond, Benjamin Carrillo and Julia Anaya

13.00 Lunch

14.00 W3C-Workshop: Privacy on the Federated Social Web

• Beyond‐Privacy and Identity Spam-What others say about us on the Federated Social Web, José M. Del Álamo, Yod-Samuel Martín and Juan C. Yelmo (See slides)
• Empowering users with effective and relevant privacy controls, Sören Preibusch
• Personal Zones: identity, devices and social proximity, Dave Raggett and Rigo Wenning (See abstract or Slides)
• Social network federation with Social Stream and Social2social, Víctor Sánchez and Antonio Tapiador
• To whom will all the data flow? Enable users to monitor the proliferation of shared information, Sebastian Labitzke and Hannes Hartenstein (See slides)
• WebID+ACO: A distributed identification mechanism for social web, Dominik Tomaszuk, Hendrik Gebhardt and Martin Gaedke