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...into small pieces (shown as pattern blocks within black box), and allows [[peer-to-peer]] sharing among computers with full copies or partial copies of the files. '''BitTorrent''' is a hybrid between pure peer-to-peer and client-server file sharing. The servers are more concerned with direct

...degree of distribution, ranging from serverless [[peer-to-peer]] (P2P), to peer-to-peer services with servers playing the role of broker to find desired content, t BitTorrent is a hybrid between pure peer-to-peer, and varying levels of server involvement. The servers are more concerned w

...st of transmission delay in retrieving remote data. [[Multicasting]] and [[peer-to-peer]] techniques should be evaluated for each design.

...like [[Napster]], and [[Kazaa]]. [[VoIP|Voice over IP (VoIP)]] may also be peer-to-peer although many implementations consist of mixed architectures, using servers

...mance. This, along with music downloads, especially through [[peer-to-peer|peer-to-peer networking]], has created problems on academic networks, as well as some co

...st in Europe, now people anywhere can download (often through unsanctioned peer-to-peer networks) and watch shows at the point of first broadcast.

...ity argue that differential pricing, and blocking by service type (e.g., [[peer-to-peer network]] or VoIP) rather than bandwidth, discriminate against innovation b

...d advanced research to be a new cosmopolitan (if escapist) social sphere. Peer-to-peer file-sharing programs, Napster the most prominent, were widely used. The p

...participate in a [[mobile ad-hoc network]] with each node operating in a [[peer-to-peer]] fashion with other laptops it can hear and forwarding packets across the ...—they will be able to open up new fronts for their education, particularly peer-to-peer learning.”'' ― [[Kofi Annan]]

...s [[Intergrated Media Player|IPlayer]] is under development, which uses [[peer-to-peer]] and [[Digital rights management|DRM]] technology to deliver both radio an