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Things are heating up in mother Russia! No, please don’t panic. It’s not “that” kind of revolution which is taking place there now. It’s another kind, a revolution which took the world by storm in the last decade and still continues today. Some countries entered in this revolution earlier, some later.

When we talk about video content on the Web, it’s now customary to speak about control. Things like on-demand, skip forward, skip back, shuffle, etc., are pretty common. They’re expected, really. read more

When the Russian internet population approaches 40 million monthly users and rich media services become very popular, the market certainly needs its own content delivery network (CDN) to optimize performance such as load speed, etc. of online services.

TV Worldwide, the Internet's first global TV network (est. 1999), and Internap, a global provider of end-to-end Internet business solutions, announced the launch of a suite of digital media, Web casting and content delivery tools for federal, state and city government organizations.

Using LimelightDELIVER, Nintendo delivers text and graphic contents to the News Channel and Forecast Channel that are accessible from the Wii menu. Since Limelight Network's content delivery network (CDN) is directly connected to over 900 broadband and last-mile providers worldwide, Nintendo can ensure the rapid delivery of these contents to the many Wii users around the world.

This morning, via an e-mail to Web Services customers, Amazon (AMZN) announced a new content delivery offering under development that they expect to make widely available before the end of the year. While the initial content delivery offering won’t compete with the major CDNs like Akamai (AKAM) and

Yesterday I wrote about Amazon’s entrance into the Content Delivery Network (CDN) space with their newest web service offering. CDN’s are not a new technology and this is actually a crowded market - one that Amazon hopes to enter and commoditize.

Amazon to Change the Content Delivery Network Industry? By Chris Crum - Thu, 09/18/2008 - 7:00pm. Amazon announced today that it will be launching a Content Delivery Network service before the end of the year. This could mean bad news for other networks.

ONLINE SERVICES/INTERACTIVE MEDIA Just as Google is trying to deflect growing antitrust concerns (see previous post), its core search market share also keeps on growing. ComScore’s August search engine market share numbers came out today—via Citi analyst Mark Mahaney—and are reproduced above.

Amazon has announced plans for a content deliver network - a network designed to speed up the delivery of content on your Website - that will be easy to use and pay-as-you-go.  A content delivery network is a distributed network of servers that put copies of your content close to end-users.