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BitTorrent
A community portal about BitTorrent with blogs, videos, and photos. According to Wikipedia.org: BitTorrent is the name of a peer-to-peer file distribution protocol, and of a free software implementation of that protocol. The protocol was... [more]
A community portal about BitTorrent with blogs, videos, and photos. According to Wikipedia.org: BitTorrent is the name of a peer-to-peer file distribution protocol, and of a free software implementation of that protocol. The protocol was originally designed and created by programmer Bram Cohen, and is now maintained by BitTorrent, Inc.. BitTorrent is designed to distribute large amounts of data widely without incurring the corresponding consumption in costly server and bandwidth resources. CableLabs, the research organization of the North American cable industry, believes that BitTorrent represents 55% of the upstream traffic on the cable company's access network. CacheLogic puts that number at roughly 35% of all traffic on the Internet, although there are dissenting opinions on the methodology to measure P2P traffic on the Internet.
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BitTorrent client will throttle upload speed when network congestion is detected, diminishing the need for ISPs to throttle BitTorrent traffic as part of network traffic management practices and saving them billions in the process.
ISPs have long been throttling BitTorrent traffic as part of their network traffic management practices due to the constant baseline pressure that [...]
- uTorrent To Self-throttle? (ubergizmo.com)
- Vid-Biz: Comcast, uTorrent 2.0, Simpsons (newteevee.com)
Popular BitTorrent tracker Demonoid is back online, upgrades are in the works for Google Video chat, and an interactive concept surface displays the New York Times with beams of lights and prisms. Mozilla: Firefox 3.6 won't be late Mozilla's been behind schedule with every mile-marker of their Firefox 3.6 release, but it'll still be out before the end of the year. [Mozilla] Demonoid is Alive, The Tracker Has Returned One of the most popular...
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- Pirate Bay Looking for New Buyers (feedburner.com)
- Dutch Court Rules Against the Pirate Bay (feedburner.com)
- Hollywood Lawyers Targeting Pirate Bay ISPs (feedburner.com)
BitTorrent Inc. is about to launch a completely improved implementation of the BitTorrent protocol that will benefit both users and ISPs. uTorrent 2.0, which is currently being tested by thousands of people, will eliminate the need for ISPs to throttle or stop BitTorrent traffic, and will optimize the download experience for its users.
ISPs have been throttling BitTorrent traffic for years already. Although the true reasons for this are not...
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- uTorrent 2.0 To Elimininate The Need For ISP Throttling... (rss.wikio.com)
- uTorrent 2.0 To Eliminate The Need For ISP Throttling (computingunplugged.com)
With support from the three largest BitTorrent sites and many other well known file-sharing partners, the VODO project offers a novel distribution platform for indie filmmakers. Today VODO presents its second release, the world premiere of In Guantanamo, a critical film about the U.S. detainment facility in Cuba.
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- BitTorrent Meets IMDb on Files24 (feed.torrentfreak.com)
- uTorrent Userbase Grows, Vuze takes a Dive (digg.com)
BitTorrent Inc. is preparing to launch a redesigned implementation of the BitTorrent protocol that could benefit both ISPs and users. Internet providers have long been interested in having a tighter grasp on bandwidth consumption, so heavy users of P2P networks are a natural enemy. Many providers throttle BitTorrent connections by arguing that they affect the speed of other traffic.
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- NEWS: Bittorrent protocol gets anti-throttling update (pocket-lint.co.uk)
