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"Gordon Cook provides a very detailed treatment of the alternative, user-owned p2p infrastructures that are emerging, and detailing in particular the case study of Isaac Wilder’s FreedomTower meshwork. | "Gordon Cook provides a very detailed treatment of the alternative, user-owned p2p infrastructures that are emerging, and detailing in particular the case study of Isaac Wilder’s FreedomTower meshwork. | ||
Very much | Very much worth reading also as a historical document on the Occupy Wall Street movement’s technological spin-offs." | ||
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* Report: Peer to Peer User Owned Communications Infrastructure. Gordon Cook. Cook Report, March-April 2012.
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"Gordon Cook provides a very detailed treatment of the alternative, user-owned p2p infrastructures that are emerging, and detailing in particular the case study of Isaac Wilder’s FreedomTower meshwork.
Very much worth reading also as a historical document on the Occupy Wall Street movement’s technological spin-offs."