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Panel – Peer to Peer Networks. Moderated by Kevin Marks. Participants: Feross Aboukhadijeh David Dias Zooko Wilcox Dr. Gavin Wood 
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New peer-to-peer platforms are changing the way we work and travel – and opening up a vast network of new opportunities.
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May 13, 2015 8:57 AM
Considerations of student preparation for this future should be essential for assessing educational program worth.
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In her latest book, Mila Baker explains how the best leadership networks function like peer networks in technological circleswhere there is no central power structure but rather an equipotent number of nodes that function together as a team of leaders.
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Peer-to-Peer networks, such as the collaboration of thousands of free producers, have recently emerged as one of the most innovative forces in the traditional business world and in the political world. These free producers, or peer producers as they are also called, work together, unpaid, outside of normal work and business structures to create new designs, learning content, reports, encyclopedias, evaluate patents, and much more.
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Mesh networks are being built in many places. Here is the example of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania - PittMesh - built with user owned routers.
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The software industry to date has thrived by reproducing the manufacturing model it was created in. But now with the power of distributed peer-to-peer networks it could benefit from new, more efficient and fairer alternatives.
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