SXSW 2012 - Discovery, Identity and Rights: Three Deep Web Problems

Discovery, Identity and Rights: Three Deep Web Problems
Event	Interactive 2010
Format	Panel
Organizer	Matt Goldner – OCLC
Description	A panel discussion on how pieces of the deep Web can be exposed by: 1.) Providing identity management to authorize or authenticate users to controlled content; 2.) Managing content to protect business interests and to meet user needs; and 3.) Exposing content through discovery tools like WorldCat.org, Google.com and others.
Questions Answered	What is deep Web content? What producer business models are in place today? What must Web sites do to expose deep Web content on today's search engines? What are the access policies that preclude this content from surfacing? What identity management mechanisms can be used to provide access to controlled content? How can we enable discovery of deep Web content and protect business models? How can we provide access to deep Web content? What authentication and authorization mechanisms/schemes are on the horizon? What search sites are in use today to expose the deep Web? Where are the new business models in exposing deep Web content?
Level	Intermediate
Category	Business / Entrepreneurial / Monetization, Content, Education, Licensing / Fair Use / Copyright

Discovery, Identity and Rights: Three Deep Web Problems