Table of Contents
Putting the Cart Before the Horse: Push Technology For Scalable Networked Services
A Generic Information-Delivery System
Traditional Information Retrieval
What is Information Push
The Role of Multicast
Why Information Push
But Don’t Users Prefer Pull
Popularity of Content
Current Commercial Push Systems
Some Systems
Early Push Systems
Teletext System
Teletext Pages
Teletext Systems
Teletext Cycle Design
Example Optimal Cycle
Broadcast-Delivery Videotex
Broadcast-Delivery Videotex
Broadcast Videotex Performance
Scheduling Transmissions in Broadcast-Delivery Videotex
So ... Who Invented the Web!
Push Delivery of Web Documents
Internet Multicast
Multicast Web Server Architecture
On-Demand Multicast Delivery Performance
Continuous Multicast Delivery Performance
The “Hamlet” Question: To Multicsat ...
The “Hamlet” Question: … or Not To Multicast
Why not Use Caching?
Push Delivery for a Scalable Video-on-Demand Service
Traditional VoD Systems
User Behavior
Continuous Multicast-Delivery VoD
Multicast-Delivery VoD -Example
On-Demand Multicast Delivery for VoD
Multicast VOD Using Fixed-Slot Aggregation
Performance Advantage
On-Demand Multicast Delivery for VoD
The Interactive Multimedia Jukebox
PPT Slide
The Interactive Multimedia Jukebox
Interacting with Multicast VoD
Discontinuous Interaction
Continuous Interaction
To Conclude
Other Noteworthy Systems
The Challenges
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