See the full The DataPortability Project March 2008 Report. Here are some highlights:

1. DataPortability Project Road Map: Goals put forward in the initial Project Road Map continue to move ahead with the Invitationphase. New high profile individuals and companies will announce that they are joining the DataPortability Project in April. The Investigation phase is driving cross-team deliverables, including the formation of the DataPortability: In Motion Podcast show*.*
2. DataPortability Processes: Workflow and Decision Making Processes continue to be part of the Steering Group's discussion threads,and this month we moved one step closer to having some processes that everyone can support. From developer to marketer, everyone is ready to start doing more, now that we've covered every angle of how to do it. The detailed workflow has moved to the Wikifor final discussion, and some projects are already using this workflow to test it (see Item 3 below). A special taskforce will finalise the details of what has become an evolving social experiment for people organizing around a common goal.
3. Proposal for Specification Development Process: After various conversations via Skype and the Discussion Threads, members of the Technical Action Group, with input from others in Steering and Evangelism, drafted a wiki page as a proposal for a method to develop new specifications. The basic summary recommendation is that we split the work into two types of documents - technical recommendations for indicating support of a given protocol, and technical implementations for indicating methods to work with those technologies. Read more and add comments and suggestions on the Wiki page.
4. DataPortability Logo -- cease-and-desist no more: The logo competition moved closer to the community voting phase. Submissions came to a close, with more than 400 designs under consideration. Judges are selecting the best designs, with a shortlist presented to the community for public voting. Community voting will begin soon and we hope to announce the winner during the Web 2.0 San Francisco conference week in April.
5. "What Does DataPortability Mean to Me" Video Project: More than twenty videos were sent to the project as a result of our effort to capture positions on what DataPortability means. We are aggregating them all to showcase the diverse views of "What DataPortability Means to Me."