An open-source P2P project to compete with BitTorrent,
Joost, and IPTV
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An open-source P2P project to compete with BitTorrent,
Joost, and IPTV
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The European funds are one, but the online media compies should have some interest in this reaearch as well. Some motivation: http://www.nilsr.net/triblerians-pioneering-the-future-of-media-20080403
Posted by NilsR | April 3, 2008 3:19 PM
Posted on April 3, 2008 15:19
Haven't you guys ever heard of Miro TV?
Also a bit torrent site (Nova or Supernova or something like that) is going to use torrents to stream video (much different technical challenge than downloading than play)
Just a thought.
TV over the internet is great... I just wish the U.S. would catch up in the broadband race. We are something like 19th place right now. I also wish my neighbors weren't such tight asses. I hope they spring for the FiOS service.
Posted by Brian Korsedal | April 11, 2008 3:23 AM
Posted on April 11, 2008 03:23