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I think this is an issue of perception. There's simply no way a large blue chip will be happy with the design philosophy of p2p delivery. Whether it works or n
by dabeeeenster 18y ago
I think this is an issue of perception. There's simply no way a large blue chip will be happy with the design philosophy of p2p delivery.
Whether it works or not is almost beside the point here...
- Xichekolas 18y agoI think the only way they would buy into is if you avoid the evil three letters "P2P" ... which is just code for 'lawsuit' to them. Pull a marketing move and pitch it to them as end-user-content-assist or something.
- huhtenberg 18y ago> I think this is an issue of perception. Exactly. So all there's needed is to tell them there's a traditional CDN framework in a hot standby, just in case this novel ultra low cost CDN experiences any operational problems.
- shiranaihito 18y ago> There's simply no way a large blue chip will be happy with the design philosophy of p2p delivery. Maybe they'd start crying about piracy upon hearing the term "p2p" ?