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END USER and MARKET The project will focus on the end-user and the market environment * Service providers try to create customer int * The media and telecommunications market increasingly competitive and deregulated What business models apply and what is th socio-economic viability ? What is the deployment model ? How to make it future proof CONTENT On the content side it will be studied which mechanisms are needed to convert multimedia content to a specific network service platform, and to prevent excessive cost in the production system of the content provider. Content needs to be enhanced with meta-data for multiple platforms. The project will look at meta-data frameworks, like i.e. TV-Anytime, MPEG-7, MPEG-21, RDF, EBU P/Meta, etc. NETWORKS A major challenge is to offer such new services across a variety of networks, both fixed and mobile •CATV network, Docsis •Fixed broadband xDSL •Mobile GSM, GPRS, UMTS •W-LAN, Ethernet, WiMax RESEARCH PARTNERS VUB – ETRO VUB – SMIT UGent – INTEC-IBCN UGent – MMLab UGent – MICT KULeuven – CUO KULeueven – ICRI LUC – EDM e future timacy t is he The diversity of available networks and ne platforms and the multitude of available us causes new challenges for the content pro network service providers. In this context the project will study how th questions can be answered: Which architecture is needed for the mult distribution system ? Which concepts and technologies are ap How does the client want to consume the Which deployment models are possible f multimedia content distribution platform ? http://mcdp.ibbt.be a on a MCDP Multimedia Content Distributio

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END – USER and MARKET

The project will focus on the end-user and the future market environment

* Service providers try to create customer intimacy* The media and telecommunications market is increasingly competitive and deregulated• What business models apply and what is the socio-economic viability ?• What is the deployment model ?• How to make it future proof

CONTENT

On the content side it will be studied which mechanisms are needed to convert multimedia content to a specific network service platform, and to prevent excessive cost in the production system of the content provider.

Content needs to be enhanced with meta-data for multiple platforms. The project will look at meta-data frameworks, like i.e. TV-Anytime, MPEG-7, MPEG-21, RDF, EBU P/Meta, etc.

NETWORKS

A major challenge is to offer such new services across a variety of networks, both services across a variety of networks, both fixed and mobile

•CATV network, Docsis•Fixed broadband xDSL•Mobile GSM, GPRS, UMTS•W-LAN, Ethernet, WiMax

RESEARCH PARTNERS

VUB – ETROVUB – SMIT

UGent – INTEC-IBCNUGent – MMLabUGent – MICT

KULeuven – CUOKULeueven – ICRI

LUC – EDM

user and the future

* Service providers try to create customer intimacy* The media and telecommunications market is

What business models apply and what is the

The diversity of available networks and network service platforms and the multitude of available user terminals causes new challenges for the content providers and the network service providers.

In this context the project will study how the following questions can be answered:

•Which architecture is needed for the multimedia content distribution system ?•Which concepts and technologies are applicable ?•How does the client want to consume the content ?•Which deployment models are possible for such a multimedia content distribution platform ?

http://mcdp.ibbt.be

mechanisms are needed to convert multimedia content to a specific network service platform, and to prevent excessive cost in the production

data

MCDPMultimedia Content Distribution Platform

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