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Reinventing the Internet, part one - How the evolution of social networks is going to fundamentally change the Internet and the way we use it to communicate.
Reinventing the Internet, part two: A domain name in every pot - Why and how our online identities will eventually revolve around our own personal domain names.
Reinventing the Internet, part three: Unlocking the potential of the URI - this is really WHY everyone needs to have their own doman name.
Reinventing the Internet, part four: Connecting the dots - A look at the open peer-to-peer social network at various levels, and an overview of how it's all hooked together.
Reinventing the Internet, part five: Decentralized network, centralized identity - Why and how our online identities should be nodes in a decentralized social network
Reinventing the Internet, part six: How to make money with open-source social networking - How an open source social network will pay for itself and make money for the people that comprise it.
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