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Digital Content Distribution: New Media, New Challenges

Digital Content Distribution: New Media, New Challenges

Title:Digital Content Distribution: New Media, New Challenges (ID: CSD3532)
Author(s):Van Dusseldorp & Partners and Aberdeen Group
Topics:Electronic Content Delivery, Electronic Resources
Origin:Community Contributions (2001)
Type:Articles, Papers, and Reports
Abstract:Van Dusseldorp & Partners and Aberdeen Group have collaborated on a Western European Digital Content Distribution (DCD) report. We define DCD as the set of technologies, services and partnerships involved in delivering text, graphics, audio, video, and data over IP networks, between the points of creation and the points of consumption. From static to streaming, from content distribution to distributed caching, from real-time to time-shifted, DCD encompasses the tools and processes that enable internal and external rich communications among enterprises, institutions, and individuals.

This report is available from June 2001 as a full report, executive briefing or buyers' guide in electronic or hard copy format.

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