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7 Online Video Trends to Watch in 2012
The year ahead promises to be full of twists and turns for online video and the digital media supply chain that serves it. Don't be caught flat-footed. Read “7 Online Video Trends to Watch in 2012” to get an advance peek at the trends that will shape the industry and how you can capitalize on the disruption to come.
4 Keys to Telco CDN Success
Many telecom service providers are building their own content delivery networks as a means to capitalize on the surge in Internet video coursing over their networks. With this white paper, we will reveal four key success factors necessary for Telco CDNs to effectively harness their competitive edge and realize success.
What Every Service Provider Should Know About Federated CDNs
With this white paper, we will reveal how it is now possible to establish a central reporting repository that gathers data across all content owners and federation members, while also providing secure, private views of data relevant only to each participant – and how such an analytical hub can drive the success of a CDN federation.
How Telcos and ISPs Can Learn to Love OTT
With this white paper we will demonstrate how it is now possible for telcos to improve their position in the content-to-consumer value chain, create a more sustainable business model to value chain members and profit from escalating over-the-top (OTT) video traffic.
How Much Online Video Quality is Enough?
Content owners are investing great sums to improve streaming video quality, believing that it will result in correspondingly higher viewer engagement levels and ad revenues. But is this assumption true? This white paper demonstrates how it is now possible to identify the precise correlation between viewer engagement and QoS and to identify the “sweet spot” at which both are optimized.
The Secret to Simplifying Multi-Channel Video Delivery
With this white paper, we will reveal how it is now possible for Network Service Providers to significantly reduce the complexity of deploying video distribution services across multiple channels and, in so doing, better optimize how they manage their networks and products.