Kelly Truelove

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Kelly Truelove is an independent research analyst who, via Truelove Research, covers peer-to-peer technology with a focus on P2P content search, storage, and distribution networks. He is regarded as a leading expert on consumer file-sharing systems, which he covers with a data-driven approach. He was previously founder & CEO of Clip2, a technology startup company, where he led extensive technical investigations and tracking efforts into extant file-sharing systems and distributed systems development platforms including Gnutella, OpenNap/Napster, FastTrack (Morpheus/KaZaA), Sun's Project JXTA, and XML Web services. Truelove co-authored the O'Reilly Research 2001 P2P Networking Overview and is an O'Reilly Network contributor. He holds a Ph.D. in physics from the University of California, Berkeley.

2001 P2P Networking Overview
by Kelly Truelove , Clay Shirky , Lucas Gonze , Rael Dornfest
October 2001
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Morpheus Out of the Underworld
Publish Date: Jul. 2, 2001Now that Napster has disabled all previous versions of the software. So where have all file-sharers gone? Would you believe Morpheus -- a system that has far surpassed not only the hobbled Napster but also Gnutella. Clip2 takes an in-depth look at the Morpheus system. JXTA Search: A look at the future of searching
Publish Date: Jun. 6, 2001Searching on the Web is ridiculous -- searching through an index of keywords often weeks old. JXTA Search, the marriage of P2P searching with Sun's Project JXTA, promises to turn searching into a real-time endeavor. We talk to JXTA Search developers Gene Kan and Steve Waterhouse. OpenNap Use Crashes
Publish Date: May. 11, 2001A Clip2 study shows that OpenNap usage has plummeted since February, probably due to RIAA's notice to ISPs Gnutella and the Transient Web
Publish Date: Mar. 22, 2001Gnutella returns the Web to Tim Berners-Lee's original vision of a two-way web, where every machine is a server. Gnutella is essentially a two-way, but very transient web. Gnutella: Alive, Well, and Changing Fast
Publish Date: Jan. 25, 2001While Gnutella was almost given up for dead at the end of 2000, recent developments and innovations show that the platform is quickly evolving. How it will evolve, however, is still up in the air

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