Monday Photos from the O'Reilly Peer-to-Peer and Web Services Conference
by Derrick Story
11/05/2001
Postponed from its original September date, O'Reilly's second conference
on peer-to-peer computing got off to a start on Monday in Washington,
D.C.
Rael Dornfest,
the conference chair, is using his iBook and the 802.11b network we set up
to blog some of the sessions. We'll also be publishing photos from the
conference. Watch for more updates through Wednesday.
All photos by Derrick Story, the O'Reilly Network. Press may use photos on this page as long as credit is attributed to D. Story/O'Reilly Network.

Clay Shirky giving keynote, "The Great Re-wiring".
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Clay Shirky giving keynote, "The Great Re-wiring".
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Attendees in the courtyard between sessions.
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During a break in the action.
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There were few empty seats in the Washington Ballroom during
the Emergent Computing Policy Roundtable on Monday afternoon.
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Emergent Computing Policy Roundtable participants
included from left to right: Fred von Lohmann, EFF; Peter Jaszi, Digital Future Coalition; Marc Pearl, Shaw Pittman, LLP; Mary Rundle, World Trade Org.; and Michael Nelson, IBM.
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Lucas Gonze discussing, "Is File Sharing Stealing?"
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Lucas Gonze (blue shirt) talking with conference
attendees during the afternoon break.
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Mark Lucovsky, distinguished engineer at Microsoft,
providing an insider's view of .NET.
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Michael Macedonia, PH.D., US Army Chief Scientist, talks
about network-centric warfare.
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Michael Nelson, IBM (left) talks with Bruce
Epstein after the roundtable.
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Earl Wardell, US Army, explains the difficulties of cultural
change within the military during the Miltary Applications of P2P panel
discussion.
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Fred von Lohmann, EFF continues the debate with
Christian Huitema, Microsoft, after the Emergent Computing Policy
Roundtable.
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