星期日, 三月 21, 2004
Legal P2P networks for commercial companies
Legal P2P networks gaining ground | CNET News.com covers yet another company that is going to make use of P2P for enterprise (Groove is another example). Essentially the idea of mesh download/horde/swarm/whatever you name it seems to have a very bright future when it comes to large file distribution.
Some game verdors are said to be using BitTorrent to distribute beta release.
It seems there are ways to use the idea beyond what RIAA considered illegal file sharing.
On the other hand, people are talking about combining RSS with Bittorrent to push files automatically by subscribing some feeds. There is a working system already: Andrew Grumet's tool.
Some game verdors are said to be using BitTorrent to distribute beta release.
It seems there are ways to use the idea beyond what RIAA considered illegal file sharing.
On the other hand, people are talking about combining RSS with Bittorrent to push files automatically by subscribing some feeds. There is a working system already: Andrew Grumet's tool.
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