Demonstration Abstract: Location-based Media Sharingrnin A Mp2p Network

摘要

In both academia and industry, peer-to-peer (p2p) applications have attracted great attention. This paper introduces and implemented a novel location-based multimedia application, the Multimedia Traveling Journal application (PhotoJournal) that employs the p2p paradigm and enables location-based content sharing among mobile users.rnThe Web and Internet have been catalysts for the creation of collaborative applications and tools. On-line collaboration has been enriched with new applications and tools for sharing and experimenting with multimedia data in a synchronous or asynchronous manner, such as YouTube and Flickr. These technologies have allowed the formation of new types of social networks, interactions, and online communities. We anticipate that in the near future mobile devices that have the processing, communication and geolocating capabilities will enable seamless integration of services combining media sharing and geographical tagging.