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Mediaport.net is a cooperative Content Delivery Network (CDN). The project goal is to set up a distributed web-hosting infrastructure: it''s Peer 2 Peer applied to web hosting.
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R-Net is a project and is an initiative. R-Net as a project involves the development of a database which will allow the exchange of ideas and boost peer to peer collaboration to improve the city living standards; the recruiting, organization and mobiliza
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Newsfighter is a news portal for independent journalists. The goal of the software is to enable redundant peer-to-peer news circulation and storage, protect the identity of the writer and allow readers to investigate an author's reputation.
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Misantrof Artistic Freedom Project
Open source tools for independent artists to market themselves.
This project aims to assist independent artists in re-claiming their rights in the digital music revolution by providing an open source platform to reach their audience who support the artist by re-distributing media in a de-centralised peer-to-peer network.
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