once i listened to tomonori aoyama, university of tokyo, who talked about that it should be possible to re-think networking protocols without any restriction, even considering x.25 or so. at stanford they call this notion clean slate.

Our mission is to reinvent Internet infrastructure and services by creating "platforms for innovations" in networking, computing, and storage and making them available to research and user communities with emphasis on mobile computing.

nice budget, though

... The Stanford researchers are being joined by five full-time engineers--three from Deutsche Telekom and two from NEC. Including the value of the engineers' time, each company has pledged to support the lab with $750,000 a year for three years, a total of $4.5 million | campus

and additional nsf grants as for POMI.

Programmable Open Mobile Internet 2020 (POMI 2020), which was funded in August with a $10 million National Science Foundation grant.

"They all fit in one room on one table" is an oft-repeated quote from computer networking’s infancy and one can question why?

geert lovink und richard barbrook en town. also looking forward to listen to jaime stapleton who will talk about "images of economy". palpably he deals with intellectual property in his talk | 31.03 radiokulturhaus.

hope he is on time as zemanek talks and shows his dias on this day as well - on the other side of the city | ocg