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L. Chiariglione |
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A list of candidate business/use cases to be considered to identify and classify the hurdles blocking the success of the Digital Media Revolution |
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The following list suggests some deployment cases that it may be worth considering along with a justification why these may be good cases.
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Internet radio |
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number of Internet radio channels has mushroomed, but what does Internet
Radio bring that traditional radio does not? |
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Education |
Provision of basic education, and sometimes of access to basic information,
has been a traditional function of the state. Assuming that this function
is still needed, how does it carry to the world of digital content? |
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Network-based video services |
Networks would seem to be ideally suited to offer subscribers the content they need when they need it. Still network-based video services are not being offered in any meaningful way. Why? |
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P2P distribution |
Peer to Peer distribution is having an enormous success with end users, but has failed to become a successful example of DM |
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Network PVR |
Personal Video Recorders have had some success as personal devices, but the network-based version of it has not been deployed |