| But trade in illegal software over peer-to-peer networks remains a grey area. |
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| A software engineer measured traffic through the ports used by well-known peer-to-peer networks. |
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| Then they asked about peer-to-peer networks, and had I used them in the past, and was I using them now, and so on. |
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| If people want to find our work out there and share it on peer-to-peer networks, it's really a non-issue to us. |
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| The software for these decentralized peer-to-peer networks is freely available from dozens of sites. |
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| Our members cannot continue to innovate and invest in the shadow of an illegal peer-to-peer ecosystem. |
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| The council has started patient social networking pilot projects and is looking for other ways to facilitate peer-to-peer family programs. |
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| A peer-to-peer network is a technology that allows those that are connected to the network to exchange files. |
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| The new research could be relevant for analyzing not just social ties but also peer-to-peer file-sharing and computer networks, Dodds says. |
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| If peer-to-peer sharing really takes off, we're talking about far-reaching effects on the economy. |
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| All 1394 devices act as peer-to-peer repeaters, thus removing the need for special devices such as hubs. |
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| A shift has therefore occurred away from providing information and towards collaboration and building peer-to-peer partnerships. |
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| For secure and confidential communication, the system provides two communication modes: peer-to-peer mode and password mode. |
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| This sort of peer-to-peer piecework could help bridge the gap between peak earnings years and full retirement. |
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| They advertised free software, which it claimed would allow consumers to anonymously engage in peer-to-peer file sharing. |
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| I think this is a challenge now for the record industry as well as the peer-to-peer services, to now find ways to still do what they are doing but get artists compensated. |
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| It's a peer-to-peer relationship, not a service relationship. |
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| Bitcoins are an anonymous, decentralised, peer-to-peer digital currency. |
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| We know that online peer-to-peer teaching works. |
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| Iconic holds patents for peer-to-peer gambling. |
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| It's reality-based, experientially oriented, and highly intentional in its academic design, combining peer-to-peer learning and leading academic and faculty advisors. |
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| But on this quest, don't forget about peer-to-peer search agents either: they are a bottomless well of images. |
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| Thus information flow is increasingly becoming peer-to-peer, while influence of mass media is decreasing. |
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| To do so he used another peer-to-peer website to subcontract the job of assessing creditworthiness to a number of ordinary people. |
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| The approach of fintech peer-to-peer lenders is based on using data more adroitly than banks do. |
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| In addition to the internal usage of weblogs and wikis, librarians can contribute valuably to the new peer-to-peer reference platforms. |
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| However, a new generation of so-called peer-to-peer services, such as Morpheus, Grokster and KaZaA, have sprung up in Napster's place. |
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| FastTrack peer-to-peer clients such as Morpheus and KaZaa of individual customers, as well as small and dispersed communities. |
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| In addition, by connecting the transmitter and receiver directly to each other via the supplied USB cable, the encryption keys required for confidential peer-to-peer communication can be exchanged manually or automatically. |
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| Because peer-to-peer learning is an important part of this online course, there is a discussion forum which offers all course participants the possibility to share relevant experience, comments, questions, and concerns. |
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| Examples of capacity building with significant peer-to-peer elements for civil society groups include research methods training and advocacy training. |
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| The two are cofounders of the revolutionary peer-to-peer file-sharing program Napster, which forever changed the music industry. |
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| Tomio Geron of Forbes has a terrific new piece about AirBnB, and its many cousins in the emerging market for peer-to-peer sharing. |
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| System architecture may require peer-to-peer transaction support, such as direct communication between two application servers across the switched backplane. |
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| This could be a fascinating mix of open-access cable television, internet newsgroups, peer-to-peer networks and rich media we have yet to imagine. |
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| The most important feature of our server technology is that we are incorporating peer-to-peer communication in the form of a virtual multicast layer. |
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| However, in a peer-to-peer network, the computers can exchange files and use each other's resources. |
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| Online peer-to-peer support communities allow mobile brands to turn customer issues into opportunities to better engage with customers. |
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| The enhanced peer-to-peer support for Windows XP will enable developers to more easily build decentralized applications. |
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| Here's my latest example of how peer-to-peer file sharing could really help music companies if they played their cards right, which they almost never do. |
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| America's addiction to video games is leading the way to a brand-new advertising platform with astounding click-through rates, play times, and peer-to-peer potential. |
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| Even distant ones afford a degree of credibility and trust, which pose the biggest hurdle for any peer-to-peer operation, Mr Blecharczyk explains. So far Airbnb has taken one pratfall. |
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| Music files were being freely copied on peer-to-peer networks, CD sales were in free fall, and the courts were grappling with how to interpret copyright law in the face of new technologies. |
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| It supports a range of features such as peer-to-peer communication, forwarding calls, address book in the device and sending text messages to multiple recipients. |
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| Peer group – peer-to-peer – messaging works very well. |
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| We are pleased that VistaPortal Software chose JXTA to build VistaView, which offers users a knowledge management solution with full peer-to-peer capabilities at its core. |
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| Modeled after the Saskatchewan help line, the services provide friendly, bilingual, peer-to-peer support and referrals to qualified professionals when required. |
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| Bitcoin, a new decentralized peer-to-peer digital currency, aspires to achieve this kind of borderless world. |
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| Unlike traditional peer-to-peer services such as Napster, Kazaa and Gnutella, BitTorrent is not itself a computer application. |
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| Around £4.2bn of last year's increase came from credit cards, while £6.4bn came from personal loans and overdrafts and other sources such as payday loans and peer-to-peer loans, the report said. |
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| If you use peer-to-peer sites, make sure that you use the most current versions of anti-virus and firewall software programs that are licenced with the manufacturer. |
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| ZeroAccess malware, sometimes found on peer-to-peer sharing sites, were the top infector in the computing public this quarter. |
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| Techno-utopianists of a libertarian bent think this vision is a confused botch, and that the purpose of the internet is to provide decentralised autonomous peer-to-peer systems that can replace government, not empower it. |
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| Be careful with peer-to-peer applications, such as Limewire, Kazaa, Morpheus, etc. because a high percentage of what occurs with these is related to either illegal or immoral activities. |
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| New multiplayer mode offering the ladder ranking on the Internet and a fully improved integrated peer-to-peer network for exchanging player creations such as water stretches, boat textures, avatars and musics. |
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| Just as adult entertainers flocked to messaging app Snapchat in 2014 – especially once it launched its Snapcash peer-to-peer payments feature – so they're likely to be exploring the potential of Meerkat and Periscope. |
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| In other words, the peer-to-peer logic is based on the fact that I do not receive something in its entirety from a single source, a depositum. |
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| And, as happened with BSD Unix, Mr Joy is determined to make his open-source JXTA the standard for peer-to-peer networking. What does Sun get out of this charitable undertaking? |
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| Spyware is a classic example of a blended threat that can enter a network through multiple points including e-mail, Web browsing, instant messenger and peer-to-peer networks. |
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| Pingtel has a unique opportunity to lead the market transition within the telephony industry by commoditizing IP telephony applications and peer-to-peer communications. |
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| Peer-to-peer phone conferences are used to further explore the topics being discussed. |
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| Peer-to-peer computing enables networked computers to eliminate the need for a server. |
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