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	Content delivery - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Content delivery describes the delivery of digital media "content" such as digital audio or digital video over a delivery medium such as broadcasting or the Internet.
		Specialist networks known as "Content Delivery Networks" have emerged to distribute digital content on the Internet.
		If it does not exist, several techniques and methods can be used for content creation or content regeneration.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Content_delivery (122 words)

	Content Delivery Network - Factiva
		An exceptional content delivery network will leverage both external and internal content and integrate it into daily workflow, where employees can use it to accelerate decision-making, monitor industry trends and keep current on customers and competitors.
		Their content delivery network accesses information from nearly 9,000 sources in 118 countries and 22 languages, including more than 200 continuously updated newswires, more than 1500 newspapers and more than 3200 trade journals and industry publications.
		Delivery of content throughout your network can be done via an intranet or portal, by e-mail, or through Factiva's award-winning research service.
	www.factiva.com /content-delivery-network.html (305 words)

	content delivery - a Whatis.com definition - see also: content caching, content distribution (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-29)
		On the Internet, content delivery (sometimes called content distribution, content distribution delivery, or content caching) is the service of copying the pages of a Web site to geographically dispersed servers and, when a page is requested, dynamically identifying and serving page content from the closest server to the user, enabling faster delivery.
		Content delivery can also be used for specific high-traffic events such as live Web broadcasts by continually dispersing content from the originating server to other servers via satellite links.
		Content delivery is similar to but more selective and dynamic than the simple copying or mirror site of a Web site to one or several geographically dispersed servers.
	searchwebservices.techtarget.com /sDefinition/0,,sid26_gci214325,00.html (353 words)

	Steam (content delivery) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Steam is a content delivery, digital rights management and multiplayer system developed by the Valve Corporation.
		Users automatically receive bugfixes and new content simply by starting up the client application.
		Content Streaming: Although not implemented very well in current titles Steam fully supports the streaming of games, allowing you to play with only a fraction downloaded.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Steam_(content_delivery) (2374 words)

	Encyclopedia: Steam (content delivery)
		Steam is a content delivery, digital rights management and multiplayer system developed by Valve Software.
		A computer bug is an error, flaw, mistake, failure, or fault in a computer program that prevents it from working as intended, or produces an incorrect result.
		Stardock Central is a software content delivery and digital rights management system used by Stardock customers to access components of the Object Desktop, TotalGaming.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Steam-(content-delivery) (4875 words)

	NetLingo.com Dictionary of Internet Terms: Online Dictionary (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-29)
		A common content delivery approach is the placement of cache servers at major Internet access points around the world.
		When the Web user clicks on a URL that is content-delivery enabled, the content delivery network re-routes that user's request away from the site's originating server, sending it to the cache server closest to the user.
		Content delivery is similar to but more selective and dynamic than the simple copying or mirroring of a Web site to geographically dispersed servers.
	www.netlingo.com /right.cfm?term=content+delivery (272 words)

	Content Delivery - Factiva
		Factiva combines high-quality content from the most trusted publications with state-of-the-art technology, strategic advice, implementation services and more than 20 years expertise in content delivery.
		Their content delivery products cull information from more than 200 continuously updating newswires, more than 1500 newspapers and more than 3200 trade journals and industry publications.
		By providing users with unprecedented access to information at their fingertips—without leaving the corporate environment—the content delivery system provided by Factiva delivers the user better information and more time to act on it.
	www.factiva.com /content-delivery.html (384 words)

	Content Delivery Isn't Necessarily Part of Content Management (Really Strategies Newsletter \| Issue 9)
		By "content delivery" we mean tools for delivering the right content in the right format to the right location and at the right time.
		The delivery capabilities of the content management systems publishers have developed or purchased are often weak compared with the need, and so it's not necessarily an obvious choice to use the CMS for delivery.
		Content is often transformed from its CMS format to optimize it for delivery purposes (e.g., to better enable search, to speed performance, to conform to industry standard DTDs, to automatically apply categorical indexing).
	www.reallysi.com /newsletter9_3.htm (954 words)

	Will Content Delivery Networks Lead Enterprises Down A Rabbit Hole? - Business Communications Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-29)
		Content distribution and management, which distributes content to delivery nodes on the network edge.
		Content routing, which directs user requests to the best CDN resources based on real-time metrics including delay, network topology, server load and policies such as content location.
		Content edge delivery, which carries out the critical function of sending the actual content to the end user.
	www.bcr.com /bcrmag/2000/10/p16.asp (2495 words)

	Content Delivery and Distribution Networks
		Accelia provides distributed content delivery services for static and streaming content in Japan.
		Accellion (formerly called Spacedisk) proposes edge delivery of bandwidth-intensive user-specific content on its globally distributed application storage infrastructure.
		WebEver provides software to data centers and content providers to provide content delivery services for their subscribers without page modification.
	www.web-caching.com /cdns.html (876 words)

	Content delivery spec gets industry backing
		Software vendors and content delivery providers are throwing their support behind a proposed standard language designed to ease the delivery of personalized dynamic content over the Web.
		The idea is to speed up the delivery of dynamic content and cut down on infrastructure demands.
		Content delivery network provider Akamai and software maker Oracle unveiled the language last month, but at that time no other vendors came out in support of the effort.
	www.networkworld.com /news/2001/0515content.html (717 words)

	Content Delivery Networking (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-29)
		Content delivery of digital content covers many possibilities from music...
		Cisco Systems Inc. is making its first foray into integrated Web caching and content delivery networking in an effort to tap into enterprises trying to reduce WAN costs.
		Content delivery networking is a technique used to distribute and manage...
	www.cmswebsite.com /content/4/content-delivery-networking.html (566 words)

	Caching, content delivery evolve
		To hasten this trend, caching and content delivery providers such as Network Appliance, Novell, Inktomi, and Akamai are working on features such as personalization, streaming media support, and support for dynamic content.
		Content delivery is also making a splash, as companies realize the benefits of using a network of servers to distribute Web content to the network edge and out to users.
		A beta version of the application delivery service is expected in the first half of 2000, with general release during the latter half.
	www.infoworld.com /articles/hn/xml/00/02/07/000207hncache.html (1067 words)

	Content Delivery
		Internet content delivery from your website is now easier than ever using our content distribution software.
		The NMS Electronic Content Delivery System is a content delivery system that allows you sell electronic products from your website and deliver them via download.
		Content distribution and your content delivery network can be set up to allow one or many downloads to an individual client.
	www.netmemberservices.com /content_delivery.html (453 words)

	Peering challenge looms over content delivery networks
		NEW YORK - This week's Content Delivery Networks show featured an array of hardware and software aimed at letting users speed up and manage their Web sites, but the nagging issue of how to make it easier delivering content over disparate CDNs is likely to loom for a long time.
		Content delivery has become popular for many businesses looking to bolster Web site performance and reliability.
		Content Bridge, backed by Inktomi and others, and Content Alliance, backed by Cisco, both formed last summer, have been working to look for ways to peer content on disparate CDNs.
	www.nwfusion.com /news/2001/0223peer.html (1017 words)

	OSDI '02 Technical Program - Abstract
		Therefore, an understanding of content delivery on the Internet now requires a detailed understanding of how these systems are used in practice.
		This paper examines content delivery from the point of view of four content delivery systems: HTTP web traffic, the Akamai content delivery network, and Kazaa and Gnutella peer-to-peer file sharing traffic.
		Our results (1) quantify the rapidly increasing importance of new content delivery systems, particularly peer-to-peer networks, (2) characterize the behavior of these systems from the perspectives of clients, objects, and servers, and (3) derive implications for caching in these systems.
	www.usenix.org /events/osdi02/tech/saroiu.html (279 words)

	InformationWeek.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-29)
		Content-delivery services, projected to explode during the next few years, combine far-flung servers and complex routing algorithms to push content out where it needs to be to improve performance for end users.
		Content delivery has come to mean any combination of caching, load balancing, and routing IP packets.
		Akamai is at the high end at $1,995 per 1 Mbps of content delivered per month; Exodus charges $750 per 1 Mbps in the United States and $1,500 in Europe for content delivery.
	www.informationweek.com /776/content.htm (595 words)

	Onion Networks: Swarming Content Delivery Simulation
		This content delivery simulation was created by Onion Networks to quantify various cost and performance metrics involved in large scale content delivery across the Internet.
		Even if they're not a customer of Onion Networks, people interested in large scale content delivery are encouraged to familiarize themselves with this tool and use it, free of charge, to visualize and plan their networks.
		The content delivery simulation models traditional client/server and grid-accelerated content delivery accurately enough to make informed decisions about cost, performance, and capacity planning.
	onionnetworks.com /technology/swarming/sim (1561 words)

	Akamai EdgeSuite Enterprise Edition: A Comprehensive Content Delivery System for Advanced e-Business Services
		It must be intelligent, to enable personalized and dynamic content; agile, to detect and react to network and Internet conditions; secure, to protect content and control access; and available, 24x7, to all users-customers, suppliers and partners-regardless of their location.
		Akamai EdgeSuite Enterprise Edition is a content delivery and e-business infrastructure solution built on the globally distributed and highly scalable Akamai Platform, comprising over 15,000 servers deployed in over 1,000 networks across more than 69 countries.
		To ensure security, SSL content delivery happens over a dedicated, specially designed and highly secure portion of the Akamai network, and access-controlled sites and content are protected through advanced authentication capabilities.
	www.akamai.com /en/html/services/edgesuite.html (375 words)

	Con.. - KnowledgeStorm Content Management Results for Con..
		FileNet's Enterprise Content Management (ECM) solutions enable the worldâs leading companies and government agencies to streamline and automate their business processes, access more...
		OnBase is an enterprise content management (ECM) solution that combines the technologies of document imaging, COLD/ERM, document management, & workflow into a single web-enabled more...
		Content Management is a part of the KnowledgeStorm Network.
	contentmanagement.knowledgestorm.com /search/keyword/kscontentmgmt/Con... (1361 words)

	ISP-Planet - Technology - Satellite Content Delivery: Cidera's Internet Backbone
		Content Delivery Network operators like Akamai and Digital Island speed delivery by pushing rich content to the network edge.
		Don't be fooled by low startup costs—premium content delivery exacts a hefty recurring toll on your Internet uplink.
		Hot content is then pushed across the satellite network to every ISP adapter, where a few gigabytes of disk provide short-term storage for continually refreshed popular objects.
	www.isp-planet.com /technology/2001/cidera.html (929 words)

	Content Delivery Networking (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-29)
		Content delivery of digital content covers many possibilities from music and video to published papers and e-Books, and also wide ranging services and applications.
		This paper describes the challenges of providing the infrastructure required to make digital content delivery possible in a reliable, efficient and auditable way, and how to charge to allow the various providers to recover the investment and to generate revenue and profit.
		The implementation of QoS mechanisms in Content Distribution Internetworking (CDI) networks is proposed as a method to add value for the content providers, network providers and end-users.
	www.comp.lancs.ac.uk /computing/users/cushniej/jc_phd_cdn_session.html (221 words)

	Content Wire - Content Management News - Content Delivery (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-29)
		Content Delivery For The Feds 26 Mar 2002
		The fastest growing source of demand for content delivery network (CDN) services is expected to come from the enterprise market, as it constantly forages for high-performance delivery of rich multimedia content across both public and private domains, say analysts, 16 January 2002 [more]
		Delivery of dynamic content to the edge of the network is a challenge, says analyst
	www.content-wire.com /delivery/delivery.cfm (647 words)

	.NET Magazine - Case Study - .NET Enhances Custom Content Delivery
		HealthGate's corporate management had also decided to move the company from a third-party content aggregator/reseller role to a primary content publisher and wholesale distributor.
		Their market analysis revealed that the industry's needs required them to deliver data that was customizable in both content and form.
		For example, hospitals can relate HealthGate content to diagnostic or procedure data they already use, providing a link between the content and their internal databases.
	www.ftponline.com /wss/2002_09/magazine/columns/casestudy (521 words)

	T.H.E. Journal Online: Print Article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-29)
		This concept is represented by the reverse chronological order of the posts that allow readers to easily identify the most recent posts made to the page since the last visit.
		This themed issue of T.H.E. Journal is focused on "using technology to deliver content." One normally thinks of content delivery systems when discussing this topic.
		While blogging, students quickly learn that posted content can be read by those other than the teacher and their classmates.
	www.thejournal.com /magazine/vault/articleprintversion.cfm?aid=4677 (2141 words)

	InformationWeek.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-29)
		Their offerings combined state-of-the-art Web-hosting facilities and high-end network infrastructure, both of which were optimized for streaming content not only from a hardware angle but from a geographic standpoint as well.
		Despite their appearance, content-delivery networks offer a real advantage: They give content providers the ability to deliver content on a national or global scale and across multiple Internet backbones without sacrificing performance or security, and they provide the ability to monitor the application for traffic and usage statistics.
		Problems with timely content delivery or demographic accuracy are indicators that a content-delivery network might be the right way to go.
	www.informationweek.com /815/cdn.htm (2059 words)

	Internet Content Delivery Software - iContent-Delivery Home Page
		If you own a website and create or own your content, you may be able to leverage it by allowing other web site owners to use it on their web site.
		As soon as you modify the raw content it is displayed for you in the preview pane.
		Submit your content for review at Freesticky so it can be added to the largest index of free content on the internet.
	www.icontent-delivery.com /synmain (850 words)

	IT Architect \| Content Delivery Networks Come Home \| December 5, 2001 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-29)
		By sending the content to the edge of the network, CDNs can execute future requests for this same content more quickly because the number of WAN router hops is reduced, as is latency.
		Stardust.com (www.stardust.com), a content networking association (see Resources on page 53), pegs cached data at $1.40 per Mbit/sec, compared to $800 per Mbit/sec for WAN bandwidth.
		An ECDN is a private CDN that goes beyond proxy and caches at the gateway or network edge to distribute content to branch offices.
	www.networkmagazine.com /article/NMG20011203S0017 (1401 words)

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