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Originally posted by walktalker:
China's NetEase To Open Music-Swapping Service
One of China's leading Web portal operators NetEase.com Inc. has announced plans to set up a Napster-like peer-to-peer music swapping service for Chinese Internet users. In partnership with music Web site Kuro, NetEase will invite its 16 million registered portal users to swap songs via the Internet.
http://www.newsbytes.com/news/01/163877.html
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This is interesting... just recently China made their high-profile decision to go for Linux and now they start to develop their own p2p technology. This from a country that is soon going to start their own manned spaceflights. They are a strong, independent force choosing their own paths in technological and social evolution - something definitely worth following.
- tg
