Johannes Ernst’s Blog » Why We Really Don’t Need an “Identity Selector”
Johannes Ernst promotes Identity Selectors that make you aware if you're logged in and makes it easy to log out again, helping you to juggle your online identities."So, what we need is not an “identity selector” for 0.5% of the time we use...

IdentityBlog - Digital Identity, Privacy, and the Internet's Missing Identity Layer
Kim Cameron on identity selectors and OpenID:"active client software (also called an “Identity Selector”) for OpenID could solve most of its problems, given some minor revisions or additions to the protocol. By remembering the identities you...

How to Use CardSpace in Windows 7
CardSpace is a program that has been around since Vista. It is designed to provide you with identification when connecting to websites. There are two kinds of CardSpace – personal and managed.One of the points of using CardSpace is to provide...