Monthly Archives: March 2005

I am removing the phrase Instant Messaging from the nuWeb Project because it seems that it will become redundant and implied in future technologies. All messaging will be instant, and there won’t be any delays due to polling anymore. Thus, … Continue reading →

Freedom to Tinker: Cal-Induce Bill Morphs Into Filtering Mandate If this bill or a bill like it passes, it will kill any potential use of decentralized technologies online. This will be bad for everyone, from major corporations to individuals. It … Continue reading →

Industries can utilize P2P to increase profit by eliminating distribution costs. Criminalizing it will merely eliminate this profit potential. With the MGM v Grokster case in its final run, it is more important than ever to show the substantial and … Continue reading →