"We've created the product everyone wants, the product many have tried to build, and, until now, the product no one has succeeded in delivering"

Comment Every news source that covers digital media this week followed the Wall Street Journal in heaping praise on start-up Vudu that has managed to get most of Hollywood, not counting Sony, to give it access ... via The Register

Journal of Network and Computer Applications , Vol. 30, No. 2. , pp. 662-676. Authors p2p-network p2p-network Abstract In this paper, we present two types of protocols that can achieve mutual anonymity in ... via CiteULike

"Shooter was the early prototype and we used it get users and build a small P2P network of a few hundred nodes, for development and testing"

Personal peer-to-peer and personal file sharing services are dime a dozen. Not a day passes when some new start-up shows up with a new offering, with a slightly different twist. via GigaOM

There is a war going on in digital media, an awkward power struggle between the technology giants and the RIAA, over the passing of the Internet Radio Equality Act. via The Huffington Post

Orange UK has followed the other major operators in simplifying its data charging tariffs, and opened up unmetered data access to non-panthers as well as those on pre-paid contracts. via The Register

PBX using P2P By Medhavi Bhatia Peer to Peer is one of the most controversial technologies today in the telecom industry. via Customer Interaction Solutions

"Just sit back and relax while Tribler scans The Internet and automatically finds .torrent files"

Their Joost TV application, running under beta since December last year, is now officially online. via P2pnet.net

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"The study reveals that these schemes used by file sharing programs represent a real problem for less-experienced Internet users such as children and teenagers, who are often without supervision"

A new study by the Department of Commerce's United States Patent and Trademark Office reveals that the "distributors of five popular file-sharing programs repeatedly deployed features that they knew or should ... via Monitor Today

"By having inspection in hardware, we can classify our various applications and mark them and be alerted of any viruses that may exist in the closets"

Cisco Systems is following its rivals' lead in extending greater intelligence to the edge of the corporate network with a new Supervisor module for its Catalyst 6500 Series switches and a new small-form-factor ... via CIO Insight