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Kanzo Kobayashi |
| Summary of presentation |
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1. Agenda:
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2. Personal History: |
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3. The value of network:
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4. P2P Topology:
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5. Centralized vs. Decentralized Topology:
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6. O'Reilly P2P & Web Services Conference:
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7. Defining P2P: |
8. Rick Boucher:
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9. Hilary Rosen:
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10. Population of File-Sharing Systems:
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11. Lawrence Lessig (1):
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12. Lawrence Lessig (2):
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13. Lawrence Lessig (3):
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14. Centralized or Decentralized network:
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15. Other topology:
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16. Things to solve:
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17. Why P2P= PIE? (1):
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18. Why P2P= PIE? (2):
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19. Why P2 = PIE? (3):
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20. Why P2 = PIE? (4):
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21. P2P & Web Services:
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22. Web Services:
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23. P2P Stack:
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24. Size of P2P Companies:
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25. Year of Incorporation:
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26. Funding Profile:
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27. Funding by P2P Category:
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28. P2P Company Profiles:
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29. P2P Companies: Categorization:
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30. Programming Languages Frequently Used:
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31. Operating System Platforms:
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32. Technologies in Use:
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33. P2P File-sharing:
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34. Distributed computation:
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35. SETI@home:
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36. Instant-Messaging:
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37. File-sharing programs:
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38. Gnutella's analogues:
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39. "JXTA" of Sun Microsystems:
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40. Progress of P2P:
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41. P2P Meme Map:
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42. Progress of P2P:
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43. Leaders of P2P:
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44. P2P as a Market:
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45. P2P Groupware + Enterprise software:
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46. References:
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47. Nippon Telematique Inc. (NTI):
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