document: P2P is dead , long live P2P Picture the problem : a sprawling multinational has hundreds of offices , thousands of workers , and countless amounts of intellectual property scattered here , there , everywhere . In Kuala Lumpur an executive needs to see an internally-generated report on oil futures in central Asia-but where is it ? London ? New York ? Moscow ? With a few clicks of the mouse-and the right P2P technology deployed in-house-that executive will find and retrieve the report . Without P2P that might be impossible-certainly it would be time-consuming-and , right there , the argument for P2P implementations inside enterprises becomes clear . Who are the players ? No companies have managed to stake out clear leads and the fact is that the P2P marketplace now is up for grabs-but the exciting news is that a range of small and startup businesses are trying to grab turf and quite probably , if the analysts are right , a few of these now little-known companies will emerge as digital content stars within the next few years . Cases in point : Groove Networks , Avaki , WorldStreet , Yaga , NextPage , and Kontiki . Very different companies-their approach to the markets radically differ-but , say the analysts , each is worth a close look because among them they are defining the future of P2P
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extractive_keyphrases: p2p technology digital content businesses groove networks avaki worldstreet nextpage kontiki yaga
abstractive_keyphrases: content owners