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Kiip, a new model. Real rewards for virtual achievements SpeakerText | Transcription, Captions, Interactive Transcripts RecycleMatch - Enterprise Software and Marketplace for Waste and Recycling Watch Jeremie Miller present Singly at the Web 2.0 Summit Video from OreillyMedia on YouTube. Videos like this, well, they just warm our little, Prairie-dwelling hearts. Within seconds of taking the stage to speak at the Web 2.0 Summit last month in San Francisco, Singly founder and Iowa resident Jeremie Miller gave a shout-out of sorts to his home state. "I live in Iowa," he said, "and I commute out here every week." (Left, Miller's Iowa slide.) But the video above is noteworthy for reasons other than Miller's conspicuous display of Iowa pride. In Miller's talk, which clocks in at just less than 11 minutes, he says that data has become too closely associated with the word "there," as in "somewhere away from you." That's not the way it should be, in Miller's eyes. That's where Singly comes into play, providing people a one-stop data source to which they control access. "My data should be with me, should be part of me. And, um … go Iowa? Previous Post 'Gigabit City' ideas to be reviewed at Thursday event Next Post
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