Pablo Soto

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Pablo Soto was born in Spain in 1979. In 2001 he developed the MANOLITO protocol, Blubster and Piolet - two peer-to-peer file-sharing servents.

He apparently left the MP2P Community in 2004, subsequently Blubster and Piolet slowly began to lose their user base. By the end of 2004, when discussions[1] on P2Pforums.com were focused on whether or not Pablo had left the community for financial reasons, it was known that Pablo has a rare form of muscular dystrophy[2][3] and his progressive weakness was an obstacle.[4]

In May 2006, Pablo released Manolito,[5] a third clone application, and new versions of Blubster and Piolet.

Pablo now puts his energy on Omemo,[6][7] an open source peer-to-peer software for storage space sharing.

In June 2008, Warner Music, Universal Music, Emi, Sony and the Spanish association PROMUSICAE filed a lawsuit against his company MP2P Technologies, demanding 13 million euros for unfair competition.[8]

In December 2011, he was acquitted about the charges of copyright violation.[9]

See also

  • Blubster
  • Piolet
  • MANOLITO

References

  1. ↑ P2PForums.com - next beta?
  2. ↑ Slyck.com Pablo alive?
  3. ↑ Grokster chief heads to Spanish P2P firm
  4. ↑ P2PForums.com I'm still here, and have no plans to die right now!
  5. ↑ Manolito Strikes Back
  6. ↑ P2P Writer's Block
  7. ↑ Where's Pablo Soto?
  8. ↑ Las discográficas demandan al pionero español de la tecnología P2P
  9. ↑ Pablo Soto, absuelto en el juicio de la industria discográfica contra el P2P RTVE.es

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