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Content Delivery
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ALSO CALLED: Content Distribution, Content Caching, Content Delivery Networks, Web Content Delivery, Content Delivery Services, and Content Distribution Delivery
DEFINITION: On the Internet, content delivery (sometimes called content distribution, content distribution delivery, or content caching) is the service of copying the pages of a Web site to geographically dispersed servers and, when a page is requested, dynamically identifying and
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Interview with CEO Brian NeSmith: Blue Coat's WAN Optimization Strategy
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Blue Coat's CEO, Brian NeSmith spoke with Tech Target at Interop 2008 about the Packeteer acquisition, life at Blue Coat and the future of WAN optimization.
Posted: 16 Jun 2008 | Premiered: 16 Jun 2008
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WCM to the tenth power
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Rapid advances in technology are pushing WCM to a higher-level. Our expert will address the value of delivering content to multiple channels including Web, email, and wireless.
Posted: 30 May 2008 | Premiered: 30 May 2008
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Web content management: Beyond traditional models Webcast
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This webcast examines the types of content management systems available, the differences between standard WCM and persuasive WCM that both manage and deliver content, and explores web delivery extras such as personalization and multichannel delivery.
Posted: 30 May 2008 | Premiered: Available On Demand
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Podcast: How to Control Highly Variable CDN Costs
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Improving web site performance can be a difficult challenge for IT professionals and implementing commercial content deliver networks (CDNs) can be costly and unpredictable. This podcast provides tips on lowering CDN costs and bandwidth congestion.
Posted: 28 Apr 2008 | Premiered: 28 Apr 2008
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CONTENT DELIVERY DEFINITION (continued): … serving page content from the closest server to the user, enabling faster delivery. Typically, high-traffic Web site owners and Internet service providers ( ISPs) hire the services of the company that provides content delivery. A common content delivery approach involves the placement of cache servers at major Internet access points around the world and the use of a special routing code that redirects a Web page request (technically, a Hypertext Transfer Protocol - HTTP …
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