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P2P foundation blog!

Welcome to this new channel for receiving news on current developments on Peer 2 Peer and how it is affecting the world. I would like to acknowledge Michel Bauwens as the founder of this network of contributors. He has put in a lot of groundwork, including a weekly newsletter currently almost reaching its 100th ...

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James Burke

19th November 2005

Welcome to this new channel for receiving news on current developments on Peer 2 Peer and how it is affecting the world. I would like to acknowledge Michel Bauwens as the founder of this network of contributors. He has put in a lot of groundwork, including a weekly newsletter currently almost reaching its 100th edition. Freely access this material by visiting the newsletter repository here.
“The P2P Foundation site[wiki], is finally emerging from its slumber” and can be found here!

Also a big-up to Brice for setting up this blog, and hosting it on his server, thanks.

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One Response to “P2P foundation blog!”

1. bact' Says:
   November 23rd, 2005 at 7:23 pm

   congrats!

   beautifully and accidentally, I found my way to this web site … (started from an announcement about Michel talk at Thammasat University website… and several hops to Wikipedia and then here!)

   will be a regular visitor!

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