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KT's AI TV 'GiGA Genie' to trigger fierce competition in the market
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When we talk about 5G, there is one phrase that everyone agrees and likes to say – 5G will not only enhance speeds, but also have every thing ‘connected’ and every industry ‘converged’. What underlies all of this 'keeping every thing connected' is IoT while what keeps industries converged is arti...
Date: 02/13/2017
Author: Dr. Michelle M. Do @ Netmanias
Tags: 5G, AI, Gigabit Internet, IPTV, KT, Video Streaming
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5 Ways Netflix is Changing Telecom Networks
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Netflix is in the homes of over 60 million subscribers and adding nearly 5 million new subscribers every quarter. Let’s look at why Netflix’s service is so successful, and how streaming has influenced telecom networks architecture.
Date: 08/16/2016
Author: Avi Dorfman @ Telco Systems
Tags: IPTV, Netflix, SDN/NFV, Video Streaming
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Do Google Global Caches (GGCs) serve YouTube live traffic as well, or not?
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Do Google Global Caches (GGC) serve YouTube live traffic as well, or not?...So, do GGCs server live traffic as well? Yes, they do!
Date: 11/20/2013
Author: Ricky Yang and Dr. Harrison J. Son
Tags: Google, Google Global Cache, HLS, IPTV, OTT, Video Streaming, YouTube
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YouTube's Live TV Streaming in Mobile Devices - HLS & Adaptive
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This post will analyze the streaming methods used in YouTube's Live TV streaming services for mobile devices in an LTE network and a Wi-Fi network based on our actual measurements.
Date: 10/30/2013
Author: Ricky Yang and Dr. Harrison J. Son
Tags: Google, HLS, HTTP Adaptive Streaming, IPTV, Video Streaming, YouTube
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YouTube, changing the way of delivering videos: Chunking and Adaptive Streaming are In, Progressive Download is Out!
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Recently, YouTube has changed/evolved the way it delivers video contents. It used to be a big fan of HTTP progressive download (downloading a video file by a single request just like downloading a data file) until last year. However, from this year, many efforts have been made by YouTube (e.g. sw...
Date: 10/04/2013
Author: Ricky Yang & Dr. Harrison J. Son
Tags: Google, HTTP Adaptive Streaming, IPTV, Video Streaming, YouTube
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Summary of SK Telecom's Mobile IPTV Live Streaming (Full HD/HD/SD over LTE-A)
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This post will provide a technical overview of the streaming method used in SKT's Btv Mobile service. Out of over 70 live TV channels offered by SKT's Btv Mobile service, we selected the five most popular channels available, KBS1, KBS2, EBS, TvN and MLB.
Date: 09/24/2013
Author: Ricky Yang and Dr. Harrison J. Son
Tags: HLS, HTTP Adaptive Streaming, IPTV, Korea, LTE, LTE-A, SK Telecom, Video Streaming
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LG U+ HDTV Service based on LTE-A: Korea's First Successful Adaptive Bit Rate (ABR) Switching Ever
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During our actual measurement, we finally saw adaptive streaming actually being utilized (it was my first time to witness adaptive streaming actually working and adjusting the video quality automatically in Korea). Today, we will look further into how LG U+ implemented this adaptive streaming.
Date: 09/09/2013
Author: Ricky Yang and Dr. Harrison J. Son
Tags: HLS, HTTP Adaptive Streaming, IPTV, LG U+, Video Streaming
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Analysis on Streaming Technology of LG U+ Mobile HDTV (LG U+ HDTV Service based on LTE-A)
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On June 10, 2013, LG U+ launched U+ HDTV multi-channel service (U+ tv G 4 Channel Service) that enables users to watch 4 channels at the same time through home STB. Later in July, it introduced the same multi-channel service in a mobile version based on LTE-A. In this post, we will analyze the U+...
Date: 08/19/2013
Author: Ricky Yang and Dr. Harrison J. Son
Tags: HLS, HTTP Adaptive Streaming, IPTV, LG U+, LTE, Video Streaming
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Who wins? - OTT Cache vs. Operator Cache
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With an ever-increasing number of users and higher-resolution videos, the traffic of these two (and hence the delivery costs thereof) are consistently increasing. Telecom operators and OTTs have had different strategies to minimize these costs. Here, we will discuss the strategies used by OTTs (O...
Date: 04/11/2013
Author: Dr. Harrison J. Son
Tags: CDN, Google, IPTV, Netflix, OTT, Video Streaming, YouTube
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What is all about Managed CDN service agreement between KT and Akamai ?
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Last week (March 27, 2013), KT has entered into an agreement with Akama for using Akamai's Managed CDN services. So, it would be worthwhile to know what these services are and what the background of launching the services was.
Date: 04/01/2013
Author: Dr. Harrison J. Son
Tags: Akamai, CDN, IPTV, KT, OTT, Video Streaming
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