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The software developers who wrote file-swapping legend Kazaa are taking the concept of peer-to-peer sharing to telecommunications, launching an Internet phone service they claim could put traditional phone companies out of business.
yeah i had heard/read about the current Skype's service.. but this would be cool if it remained free. as long as I don't get charged (arrested) until after 1000 downloads.. oops.. i mean minutes online. :D
I wonder if selling the program and not applying fees to the usage of the program prevent them from getting flack from other phone companies.Quote:
The basic program is available at no charge, but Zennstrom said a beefed-up version will be sold for an unspecified fee.
If that software grows the way the intend it to, I see that as a fret to the existing phone companies and we all know what will happen then. They will start to complain. Another RIAA issue. My God does kaaza writers ever learn?
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