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March 13, 2004

P2P meets BitTorrent

I see that 'legal' P2P service Red Swoosh is making overtures to BitTorrent users. This got me to wondering how their model might be threatened by RSS based News Aggregators like Shrook and NetNewsWire making the logical connection to aggregating RSS video feeds as a content-on-demand system. High profile competitors to Red Swoosh such as Kontiki must also be looking over their shoulder.

March 13, 2004 in Web/Tech |

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