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Inducing Cooperation in Peer-to-Peer Television Systems

Peer-to-Peer (P2P) technology is regarded as a good alternative for client-server architectures in the massive distribution of large video files and television streams to a large number of users. But the success of P2P systems depends on the cooperation of users. This paper discusses a PhD project on the inducement of cooperation in P2PTV systems. It presents relevant mechanisms from state-of-the-art websites and psychological backgrounds. These mechanisms will be applied to the user interface of our P2P-TV system called Tribler and evaluated in a series of remote user experience tests.