I've been seeing a flurry of new streaming service offerings, proposed or
actual, such as Netflix, where it appears that they may be shooting to
eventually ditch the mailed-DVD approach and just do broadband delivery of
content. Might be a ways off, but they're doing the streaming now.
Alexander Harrowell wrote:
The UK has already had this experience in early 2008 when the BBC began
making huge amounts of TV content available through its iPlayer project. The
impact on the DSL ISP industry was..not pretty. Our company did quite a bit
of analysis on the results:
, Blockbuster, and streaming content ... what impact?
I've been seeing a flurry of new streaming service offerings, proposed or
actual, such as Netflix, where it appears that they may be shooting to
eventually ditch the mailed-DVD approach and just do broadband delivery of
content. Might be a ways off
Regarding OnLive, the short answer would appear to be that it's like
streaming video, but more latency-critical.
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