Hi Sean,
While the conspiracy folks go crazy, cable outages are pretty much normal
and increasing around the world as the price of copper increases and
thieves get confused about what cables contain copper.
that's why almost all cables in Prague undergound (subway tunnels) are
marked as "op
Dear Mark,
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From: "Mark Newton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Do you think Australian ISPs haven't tried to offer US-style
flat-rate services? Of course they have. And they get destroyed
in the marketplace.
Here's the thing that metering gives you: it stratifies the
marke
5) User redirection
- You have to implement a scalable mechanisms that redirects users to
the closes POP. You can use application redirect (fast, but not so
much scalable), DNS redirect (scalable, but not so fast) or
anycasting (this needs cooperation with ISP).
What is slow about hand
Hi Patrick,
5) User redirection
- You have to implement a scalable mechanisms that redirects users to
the closes POP. You can use application redirect (fast, but not so much
scalable), DNS redirect (scalable, but not so fast) or anycasting (this
needs cooperation with ISP).
What is slow
Content Delivery NetworksRod,
I run a small CDN oriented to audio/video distribution in Central Europe
region. You mentioned challenges that CDN are facing. There are several of
these:
1) Geographic load distribution
- in example, you have to have enough capacity in each distribution area that
Can someone from Google or Yahoo (or any other major provider) comment on
their IPv6 plans?
Few weeks ago I had interesting discussion with *unnamed* Google VIP. His
answer has been:
"Google engineers doesn't see need to spend money on building IPv6
infrastructure. You, as user, can motivate
ack from the Internet to relativelly safe
revenue area (television channel distribution via IPTV).
Regards
Michal Krsek
I am pretty sure we are not becoming a VoD world. Linear programming
is much better for advertisers. I do not think content providers, nor
consumers, would prefer a VoD only service. A handful of consumers
would love it, but many would not.
There are already cheap and efficient ways of doin
7;re becoming a VOD world, does multicast play any practical role in
video distribution?
Frank
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Michal Krsek
Sent: Wednesday, January 10, 2007 2:28 AM
To: Marshall Eubanks
Cc: nan
Hi Marshall,
- the largest channel has 1.8% of the audience
- 50% of the audience is in the largest 2700 channels
- the least watched channel has ~ 10 simultaneous viewers
- the multicast bandwidth usage would be 3% of the unicast.
I'm a bit skeptic for future of channels. For making money fr
Hi Marshall,
- the largest channel has 1.8% of the audience
- 50% of the audience is in the largest 2700 channels
- the least watched channel has ~ 10 simultaneous viewers
- the multicast bandwidth usage would be 3% of the unicast.
I'm a bit skeptic for future of channels. For making money fr
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