The OuterNet - Website

Something that should be available to all.

I've been part of this for a few years now, and time to share it here.

Upon reading another thread about the Courts who love to limit our knowledge via books, history etc, I had to post this.

Outernet's filecast is a groundbreaking innovation in broadcasting, marrying radio broadcasting with file delivery, transcending the format and time limitations of traditional radio or TV broadcasting. Our filecast differentiates itself from a traditional broadcast by sending information as data files, so content is no longer limited to video and audio. Now, any content format can be sent over a radio signal. Receivers automatically cache these files locally, so users can enjoy flexible, on-demand access to content. With the global reach of satellite broadcasting, this system is paving a new way to distribute, access, and consume content

More Here
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a reply to: Neith

I put this in literature when i should have added it to the ATS 'website' forum.
My humble apologies.

Anyways.. here is some more info.

Outernet delivers 20 MB of content per day, including:

Beautiful interactive weather data
News feeds from
Voice of America
BBC World
Al Jazeera
Deutsche Welle
EurekAlert!
Medline
World Health Organization
Ham Radio APRS
Offline Wikipedia pages

Users can contribute small files to the broadcast in our Filecast center.

In the event of lack of communications, valid information will be stored here, for all to access.

a reply to: Neith

Pretty interesting, will be back to read more about it!

Might be useful if SHTF!

S+F

originally posted by: swanne
a reply to: Neith

Pretty interesting, will be back to read more about it!

Might be useful if SHTF!

S+F

Great minds think alike.

I might add, thatThe Gutenberg Book Project is also involved.

www.gutenberg.org...

Very nice.

Many thanks.

originally posted by: Natas0114
Very nice.

Many thanks.

Thank you, and you're very Welcome

That's a wow of info! Thank you for sharing.

a reply to: Justso

Thank you, yes it's brilliant information! I'm just glad it's available for all.