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Distributed algorithms for content allocation in interconnected content distribution networks
2015 IEEE Conference on Computer Communications (INFOCOM), 2015Internet service providers increasingly deploy internal CDNs with the objective of reducing the traffic on their transit links and to improve their customers' quality of experience. Once ISP managed CDNs (nCDNs) become commonplace, ISPs would likely provide common interfaces to interconnect their nCDNs for mutual benefit, as they do with peering today.
Valentino Pacifici, György Dán
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Efficiency of personalized content distribution
Bell Labs Technical Journal, 2008Services like telecommunication, messaging, radio/television broadcast, and Web browsing are increasingly using the same Internet Protocol (IP)-based transport technology. Converged IP next-generation networks (NGNs) will enable easier blending and personalization of those services.
Sietse van der Gaast +1 more
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Content distribution on the Web
IEEE Expert, 1996The efficient distribution of content-any information that can be communicated electronically-has a promising future on the Web. Content includes the articles and literature we are accustomed to reading in newspapers, magazines, and books; the music we listen to on the radio; and the programs and movies we watch on television and in theaters.
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Distributed Caching Algorithms for Content Distribution Networks
2010 Proceedings IEEE INFOCOM, 2010The delivery of video content is expected to gain huge momentum, fueled by the popularity of user-generated clips, growth of VoD libraries, and wide-spread deployment of IPTV services with features such as CatchUp/PauseLive TV and NPVR capabilities. The `time-shifted' nature of these personalized applications defies the broadcast paradigm underlying ...
Sem C. Borst +2 more
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Content Distribution for Telecom Carriers
Journal of Multimedia, 2006Distribution of digital content is a key revenue opportunity for telecommunications carriers. As media content moves from analog and physical media-based distribution to digital on-line distribution, a great opportunity exists for carriers to claim their role in the media value chain and grow revenue by enhancing their broadband “all you can eat ...
Benjamin Falchuk +2 more
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A proposal of the new content distribution model -Content distributed with Ads-
6th Asia-Pacific Symposium on Information and Telecommunication Technologies, 2005Recently, more and more information has been transferred, distributed, and exchanged through the Internet, with the progress of broadband networking technologies and with the advent of new communication methods such as P2P content delivery. These technologies make it possible for our life to be more and more convenient.
D. Inada, A. Taguchi, T. Aoki, H. Yasuda
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Content distribution for seamless transmission
ACM SIGMETRICS Performance Evaluation Review, 2004We introduce a new paradigm in information transmission, the concept of SEAMLESS TRANSMISSION, whereby any client in a network requesting a file starts receiving it immediately, and experiences no delays throughout the remainder of the downloading time. This notion is based on the partial caching concept [2] which was introduced to overcome some of the
Edward G. Coffman Jr. +4 more
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Bridge layer for content distribution
Systems and Computers in Japan, 2007AbstractIn this paper, the authors propose a bridge layer as a framework for the safe and free association of existing content architectures (CA) and payment and rights‐management services (CHS: Clearinghouse Services). The unauthorized use of content through the circumvention of payment and rights‐management is a serious threat.
Kilho Shin +4 more
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Placental water content and distribution
International Journal of Gynecology & Obstetrics, 1994The percentage of total placental water (%H2O(T)), maternal (%MBV) and fetal (%FBV) blood volumes, non-vascular extracellular (%EW) and intracellular (%IW) water, and villous histology were studied in placentas from 12 normal term pregnancies after a normal vaginal delivery, 19 caesarean sections at term after a normal pregnancy and history of a ...
G, Barker +5 more
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MedienWirtschaft, 2016
Die mobile Nutzung des Internets nimmt zu und damit auch die Zeit, die Nutzer in Walled Gardens wie Facebook oder Snapchat verbringen. Dieser Aufstieg von mobiler und sozialer Mediennutzung führt zu einer neuen Vertriebsform von Medieninhalten: dem Distributed Content.
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Die mobile Nutzung des Internets nimmt zu und damit auch die Zeit, die Nutzer in Walled Gardens wie Facebook oder Snapchat verbringen. Dieser Aufstieg von mobiler und sozialer Mediennutzung führt zu einer neuen Vertriebsform von Medieninhalten: dem Distributed Content.
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