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Who Needs Open When You Have Twitter?

By Christopher Carrasco Thursday January 7, 2010

On Contributions, Open Source vs. Open Standards

By Eran Hammer-Lahav Wednesday December 23, 2009

Elements of a Successful Standard Community

By Eran Hammer-Lahav Tuesday December 22, 2009

What’s in a name? That which we call the Open Web Foundation

By Eran Hammer-Lahav Thursday December 10, 2009

WRAP, and the Demise of the OAuth Community

By Eran Hammer-Lahav Monday November 23, 2009

“Trust Us” is not a Good Model for Opening Specifications

By Eran Hammer-Lahav Tuesday July 21, 2009

On Versioning Specifications

By Eran Hammer-Lahav Friday April 3, 2009

Building the Open Web Foundation

By Eran Hammer-Lahav Thursday April 2, 2009

Explaining the Open Web Foundation: New Kind of Legal Framework

By Eran Hammer-Lahav Friday March 13, 2009

Explaining the Open Web Foundation: Why a New Process?

By Eran Hammer-Lahav Wednesday March 11, 2009

Six Things I Am Grateful to OpenID For

By Eran Hammer-Lahav Wednesday February 25, 2009

The Equal Access Principle

By Eran Hammer-Lahav Tuesday February 24, 2009

Open, Freedom, and Equality

By Eran Hammer-Lahav Monday February 23, 2009

Prologue (to Open)

By Eran Hammer-Lahav Monday February 16, 2009

OAuth Licensed, a Step on the Way to the Open Web

By Eran Hammer-Lahav Tuesday August 26, 2008

The Big Pink Elephant of DataPortability

By Eran Hammer-Lahav Thursday May 22, 2008

Reflections on the Open Web Community

By Eran Hammer-Lahav Thursday December 20, 2007

Its Openness Everywhere You Look

By Eran Hammer-Lahav Friday August 10, 2007

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