[JXTA discuss] Introducing WiredReach

Hi,

Just wanted to take a few moments to formally introduce ourselves to  
the community:

WiredReach is a universal content sharing platform built on a set of  
open standards and technologies (including JXTA, Eclipse, RSS, RDF  
and XMPP) that allows users to selectively and securely share content  
with others in a completely decentralized manner. We use the term  
"content" very loosely to mean things like presence, blogs,  
bookmarks, documents, calendars, music, photos... virtually any type  
of social media.

Traditional content sharing and collaboration applications have  
typically been built using proprietary protocols and/or as closed  
networks which limit their applicability and scope. Our goal,  
instead, is to enable an open network (the User-Centric Web) - one  
that blurs the boundaries between the desktop and the web and that  
can be extended by anyone.

To that effect, we have just released the platform as open source  
under the Eclipse Public License (EPL). We would like to invite you  
to take a look at the platform and consider participating in the  
project. You can find more info at http://www.wiredreach.com.

Regards,

Ash
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Ashish Maurya
Founder, WiredReach
company: http://www.wiredreach.com
weblog: http://www.wiredjournal.com