Siddhartha Jain (losttoy2000@yahoo.co.uk) 27 Jan 2005 02:59:46 -0800

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P2P proved to be a disruptive technology for the music industry. VoIP proved to be a disruptive technology for long distance telephony. However, the end user still is dependant on a wires/wireless service provider for connectivity to voice or data networks that run P2P or VoIP. That means abuse at the hands of indifferent telcos/ISPs and careless customer service departments. So is there a disruptive technology in the works that hands the network to the people? - Siddhartha

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