By Stephen Wellman, 10:14 AM ET, Apr 10, 2007 According to a new survey from Forrester Research , most VoIP services -- including free peer-to-peer client applications like Skype, Google Talk, and Yahoo -- are ... via Informationweek

So you started your small business with a single Mac and now you're adding more Macs and more employees. via Informit.com

WiPeer provides peer-to-peer Wi-Fi and home/office networking based collaborative applications such as multiplayer interactive games, chat and file sharing. via Wireless Warrior

"Comcast has a responsibility to provide these customers with a superior experience and to address any excessive usage issues that may impact that experience"

Net neutrality sounds nice, but belongs more properly on the ash heap of failed ideological theories. via E-Commerce Times

Predicting the future is a tricky thing, but as the late Macintosh writer Cary Lu once noted, all the technology we'll see in products in the next five years is being worked on in research labs today. via ExtraBITS

Akamai , the big CDN, has finally made a push in P2P delivery and has bought the smallish Santa Monica-based P2P tech provider RedSwoosh . via PaidContent.org

Yesterday, we reported on the announcement of the SET filesharing system. SET claims to accelerate a typical P2P download by anywhere from 30-70 percent by increasing the potential sources of files being ... via Ars Technica

"This relationship extends our portfolio of video-optimized FTTN and FTTP solutions and rounds out Motorola's global strategy to help enable service delivery over any carrier and cable access network architecture."

HORSHAM, Pa., SAN ANTONIO and PETAH TIKVA, Israel, April 11 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Motorola, Inc. via PR-inside.com

"It's a bit more work than we initially thought."

And, no adware, no spyware, no malware, WiPeer promises. Officially released last month, it was developed to allow communication, "in a peer-to-peer manner, between mobile computers, when either there is no ... via P2pnet.net

"This is the beginning of the end of DRM in music. Paid-for downloads are dwarfed in number by the billions of songs on peer-to-peer networks, so that differential can't get much worse."

In all the attention Apple and EMI received last week for removing DRM restrictions on the label's songs sold through iTunes, one important fact received relatively little fanfare: EMI will also untie DRM from ... via TechNewsWorld