2002-12-11 01:01:21+01 by Shawn 0 comments
Via /., Some folks at the University of Bremen have come up with the Matrix Public Network - a peer-to-peer [audio] file-sharing network for reporting and listening to news, with a built-in, user-defined trust factor for the news you retrieve. They're billing it as the future of news reporting and consuming.
Intersting stuff. I may have to play around with this.
[ related topics: Technology and Culture Journalism and Media File-sharing protocols Cool Technology Education ]
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