Peer-to-peer networks and internet policies
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Peer-to-peer networks and internet policies
（Computer science, technology and applications）
Nova Science Publishers, c2010
- : hbk
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Includes bibliographical references and index
収録内容
- Peer-to-peer storage : security and protocols / Nouha Oualha and Yves Roudier
- Computer law of Colombia and Peru : a comparison with the U.S. uniform electronic transactions act / Stephen E. Blythe
- A framework to integrate the Gulf of Mexico data sources / Longzhuang Li, Yonghuai Liu
- An intrusion detection model using bayesian game in ad hoc networks / Nikos Komninos and George Christakis
- Course design nad teaching materials for network literacy / Taeko Ariga, Tomoko Yoshida
- Faculty learning in online courses / Luis Miguel Villar Angulo, Olga Maria Alegre de la Rosa
- The world according to YouTube : explaining the rise of online participative video / Jacques Bughin
- Peer-to-peer content distribution systems : surveying the landscape / Dimitris Kanellopoulos
- The ethics of online research : the new challenges of new media / Karen Rodham and Jeff Gavin
- Phenomenology of internet addiction / Caroline Gresle and Michel Lejoyeux
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Peer-to-peer (P2P) systems are distributed systems consisting of interconnected nodes, able to self-organise into network topologies with the purpose of sharing resources such as content, CPU cycles, storage and bandwidth. Many of the largest IT companies including HP, Microsoft and IBM have invested considerable resources in such P2P applications. It has been proven as a most successful way to produce large scale, reliable, and cost-effective applications. The authors review several incentive mechanisms that have been proposed to stimulate co-operation towards achieving a resilient storage. Moreover, this book deals with a teaching course for network literacy. It includes the necessary skills for people to live in a networked information society. Also included in this book is information on P2P content distribution systems and infrastructures by identifying their non-functional properties, and determining the way in which these non-functional properties depend on, and are affected by various design features. Other chapters in this book present a Bayesian game to detect intruders in ad hoc networks, describe the quickly emerging social behaviour of online user-generated video, examine the phenomenon of internet addiction, and explore the process of quality e-development, a continuing professional training (CPT) which affects faculty learning.
目次
- Preface
- Peer-to-Peer Storage: Security & Protocols
- Computer Law of Colombia & Peru: A Comparison with the U.S. Uniform Electronic Transactions Act
- A Framework to Integrate the Gulf of Mexico Data Sources
- An Intrusion Detection Model using Bayesian Game in Ad Hoc Networks
- Course Design & Teaching Materials for Network Literacy
- Faculty Learning in Online Courses
- The World According to YouTube: Explaining the Rise of Online Participative Video
- Peer-to-Peer Content Distribution Systems: Surveying the Landscape
- The Ethics of Online Research: The New Challenges of New Media
- Phenomenology of Internet Addiction
- Leveraging Peer-to-Peer Networks for Effectively Managing Computing Resources
- NCTUns Tool for Evaluating the Performances of Real-Life P2P Applications
- Index.
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