Free report: Broadcast TV and Broadband Video, Collision and Disruption

Filed in archive Analysis by Marc on February 24, 2005

Stephen Griffiths at Breakthroo has an excellent report - "Broadcast TV and Broadband Video, Collision and Disruption" - that he's offering for free. It includes a strong discussion of P2P, which he calls the ONLY truly disruptive technology. Of course it's only disruptive because the entertainment industry continues to fight and not embrace it.

Marc Freedman
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Response from: nabil meridji (03/10/05 2:50pm)

Response from: Watch free online TV p2p (08/10/05 4:31pm)

Broadcasters around the globe are worried at the development of P2P-TV, software that does to television what Napster did to music. Using a peer-to-peer network, viewers can use a computer to swap whatever they are currently watching.

This is a new type of free software that allows internet users to share their television fare with millions of users worldwide, sharing a TV channel (any channel you may receive) with other internet users.

The current initiatives (like Cybersky, Videora, Onion Networks, Peercast, Coolstreaming, DTV / Broadcast Machine from Participatory Culture and Kedora) are listed on this site.

This site also hase more links to real time and on demand video channels.

See more on http://www.TV-FREE.org/

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- Watch free online TV

Response from: turkiyep2p (05/25/08 1:46pm)

http://turkiyep2p.tu.funpic.org/forum/