Social Aware TV Content Delivery Over Intelligent Networks

Fraile, Francisco José López; Arce, Pau; Belda, Román; Fez, Ismael de; Guerri, Juan Carlos; Pajares, Ana

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“…Therefore, viewers had limited and fleeting opportunities to watch the content they like and huge masses gathered to watch the few television programs available. These facts motivated the development of strong relationships between television as a service and the influence it had on society, known as social aspects of TV [59]. Given the many ramifications of this area and the topic of the chapter, this section only focuses on social aspects accounted for in the estimation of the popularity of television content and its application to the management of television content delivery systems.…”

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“…There are different alternatives to obtain demographic information about a user, for instance, explicitly when the user subscribes to the service. In this sense, social networks [59] represent an outstanding source of information for TV service providers. Therein, users do not only provide explicit demographic or social information, but in addition, there is a lot of implicit information, including information about social links between users.…”

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Evaluation of unidirectional background push content download services for the delivery of television programs

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i AbstractThis thesis dissertation presents background push Content Download Services as an efficient mechanism to deliver pre-produced television content through existing broadcast networks. Nowadays, network operators dedicate a considerable amount of network resources to live streaming live, through both broadcast and unicast connections. This service offering responds solely to commercial requirements: Content must be available anytime and anywhere. However, from a strictly academic point of view, live streaming is only a requirement for live content and not for pre-produced content. Moreover, broadcasting is only efficient when the content is sufficiently popular.The services under study in this thesis use residual capacity in broadcast networks to push popular, pre-produced content to storage capacity in customer premises equipment. The proposal responds only to efficiency requirements. On one hand, it creates value from network resources otherwise unused. On the other hand, it delivers popular pre-produced content in the most efficient way: through broadcast download services.

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Evaluation of unidirectional background push content download services for the delivery of television programs

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Social Aware TV Content Delivery Over Intelligent Networks

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