Some smart cookie down at Sharman Networks sees the handwriting on telephony’s wall. Or maybe he just wants the company’s flagship P2P software, KaZaA, to be known for something other than spyware. Whatever the reason, the new KaZaA 3.0 will include Skype, so you can dial up your file-swapping pals in the Ukraine for nothing. They’ll still try to screw you with adware, of course. But that’s why the good Lord invented KaZaA Lite.
Update: JonPaul Checa reminds us to remind you that the founders of Skype also developed and kickstarted KaZaA, so there is some history here.
