April 26, 2005

Two former Netscape executives have launched the Open Media Network, a non-profit P2P media distribution startup. Combining the functionality of TiVo with peer-to-peer distribution, the service lets media publishers distribute their content inexpensively. The network uses commercial P2P technology from Kontiki. Open Media Network is initially focusing on delivering public domain content, indie films, podcasts and videoblogs. Later versions will support digital rights management and micropayments so that publishers can get paid for their content.

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