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Content Delivery Networks Get Personal

Content Delivery Networks Get Personal | Media, Business & Tech | Scoop.it

Because content delivery networks (CDNs) are at the heart of next-generation IP video infrastructure, they are the logical place to add personalization. With the right approach, service providers can take advantage of the CDN replication model while delivering personalized content. At the same time, they can ensure the network scales to achieve quality expectations.

 

There are many good reasons to personalize content, including :

- Targeted ads

- Emergency alerts

- Blackouts

- Quality adjustments

 

To take control of the delivery mechanism, service providers must build a server-side version of the client-based adaptive streaming concept. Introducing two new components will bring more intelligence and processing power into the CDN to improve overall HTTP behavior and performance:

A session manager retrieves the contextual information needed to customize the content and tell the cache in the CDN which changes to apply to the content.A video processor in the cache generates the new content to be sent to end users based on the original content and the information delivered by the session manager.

 


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Content Publishers CDN (Netflix's OpenConnect burries Internet CDNs)

Content Publishers CDN (Netflix's OpenConnect burries Internet CDNs) | Media, Business & Tech | Scoop.it

Today, Netflix announced OpenConnect, a way for Internet Access providers to extend Netflix own CDN.

 

This approach is very much in line with the trend that Jet-Stream predicted: Content Publishers want to be in full control of their workflow chain, right down to delivery.

 

Next to telco CDNs, publisher CDNs are yet another potential threat to Internet CDNs whose best effort infrastructure simply does not live up to the expectations and requirements from premium content providers.

 

Maybe even a bigger threat since this is a massive signal to the CDN industry that content publishers are not just technically able but also have the strategy to directly work with access providers. This is their customers saying: let's cut out the man in the middle.

 

READ OpenConnect webpage outside US : http://ip.fi/%7Ekajtzu/openconnect%20site%20dump.pdf


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