ListenLog Meeting Notes
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12/12
Parking Lot
- Where is data stored? Does it sync locally?
- Is there any concern from collaboration stations and partners that there's no exclusive access to data / analytics?
- What do we capture? Application behavior data in addition to basic listen data? What about rating data? Location data?
- Should the standard by minimal for extensibility vs. maximal for enhanced value/functionality
- Security / encryption on the stored data? Which bits?
- How best to communicate and promote the ListenLog concept and where the key benefits and differentiators are? How do we address naysayers and differentiate from alternative approaches, e.g. APML?
- How do we do identity? How do we make it swappable? Do we use icards, openID, Oauth?
- How do we start the service without identity? (e.g. access to device ID?)
- Do users have control over what's stored?
- What's the absolute minimum of device-side functionality?
- Opt-out(?)
- Change repository
- Assign identity
- Where does legal and TOS come in? (see rights and contracts below)
- Does anyone enforce standards compliance?
- Who does the work / coding?
- PRX + who?
- Do we think about revenue / sustainability? PRX has two roles here - one to build codebase and standards for storage, the other to think about services and how we'd use the data.
- Do we do opt out for data capture? (probably yes)
- Do we provide "public by default," e.g. ubiquitious, anonymous access to the data out of the box (probably no)
- Can we open source iphone bit? Publicly available libraries?
- What's in the first release?
- Should we provide ability for users to release data? How and to whom? What capacity for sharing? What terms? Anon vs. nonanon?
- Does there need to be database legal protection underlying data rights access to drive user terms?
12/13
- How do we make the data inherently more anonymous?
- Match account data between logs
- Make timestamp and LAT-LONG fuzzy?
- What data rights can a user authorize for third parties?
- propagation rights (the grantee can't extend to someone else)
- public rights vs. directed/granted rights (e.g. for anyone to use vs. for specific entity to use)
- anon/non-anonymous
- Most rights issues/rats nests are associated with granted rights
- How long you can use the data for? Keep the data?
- Rights to cease use, remove data(?) + confirmation(?)
- Can't use this to try and find/identify someone - reverse-engineering rights
- commercial/non-commercial?
- Contact me (e.g. DNC)
- Compare to IRB
- Contract rights
- Investigate proactively - what is it that pandora might want to do? What is reasonable?
- give me audio recommendations
- use for product development
- Don't cross-correlate/aggregate (e.g. social network correlation, Ben Laurie) - piercing identity/privacy data
- Endorsement / assignment to my identity
- Investigate proactively - what is it that pandora might want to do? What is reasonable?
Core Requirements
- what data is going to be captured
- where is it stored and in what format
- how does one identify oneself / assign identity
- what's the minimum functionality that needs to live on the device
- what's the minimum functionality that needs to live remotely
- additional / core functionality to prove value necessary?
- Determine protections for communication and storage between client app and repository authenticated, encrypted, etc.
Action Items
- Draft functional requirements
- Doc talk to Berkman legal re: user rights / terms