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Initié avant l’été, le projet SérieFlix chez Numericable, destiné à contrer l’arrivée de l’américain Netflix, commence à prendre... Via Tilda HOEDTS 
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Today, Netflix announced OpenConnect, a way for Internet Access providers to extend Netflix own CDN.
This approach is very much in line with the trend that Jet-Stream predicted: Content Publishers want to be in full control of their workflow chain, right down to delivery.
Next to telco CDNs, publisher CDNs are yet another potential threat to Internet CDNs whose best effort infrastructure simply does not live up to the expectations and requirements from premium content providers.
Maybe even a bigger threat since this is a massive signal to the CDN industry that content publishers are not just technically able but also have the strategy to directly work with access providers. This is their customers saying: let's cut out the man in the middle.
READ OpenConnect webpage outside US : http://ip.fi/%7Ekajtzu/openconnect%20site%20dump.pdf Via Nicolas Weil
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Today, I'm taking a stab at how much three major online video providers--Amazon, Netflix and Hulu--are spending to acquire existing content and produce original content. It's not as easy a task as some imagine, because only Netflix, to keep its investors happy, is really open about its specific content spending habits. Via Mattia Nicoletti
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