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Social Login Trends Across the Web for Q1 2013

If you’re like 87% of people, you have likely come across the option to register at a website using one of your existing social network or email identities.  This is known as social login, a technology that Janrain pioneered to solve the challenge websites have faced when acquiring users...

Why Building Trust Through Transparency is Key to Customer Success

If you were to take a stroll down the bright and vivacious hallways at Janrain to ask any of our employees to share their perspective about the chief priority for our company, the answer would be universally consistent. At Janrain, the success of our customers is our top priority....

Janrain Launches Support for Google+ Sign-In

The introduction of Google+ in 2011 has amplified a diverse and rapidly evolving social networking landscape. With more than 500 million members and a seamless integration with popular Google services such as Gmail, Android, Google Calendar, YouTube, Google+ has rapidly become one of the leading social networks on the web. That’s...

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Impact of Social Data on the Marketing Funnel

As marketers, we’re all familiar with the notion of the marketing funnel – the idea that there is a roughly linear journey one takes from an unaware-of-your-product prospective customer through to loyal consumer, one willing to be an advocate and re-purchase your offerings. Our goals have always been to improve performance throughout – generating more [...]

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The Trouble with Passwords and Data Security

For years, information security experts have emphasized the importance of practicing good password hygiene—that is, using a unique and unguessable password for every individual site on which registration is required. But online users are human, and password reuse happens a lot more frequently than security professionals would ever like to admit. In fact, a 2011 [...]

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Food Carts and the UNIX Philosophy

For as long as I can remember growing up here, Portland has been known for a small handful of things: beer, coffee, mopey indie rock, bikes, soul-crushing weather. Added to that list in the past few years have been Portlandia, the Timbers Army, Voodoo Doughnut, and, most importantly (IMHO), food carts. Food carts have become [...]

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