Smart Data Pricing 2014
DOI: 10.1002/9781118899250.ch3
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Network Neutrality with Content Caching and Its Effect on Access Pricing

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“…In this context there are three promising research directions: (i) choose a part of the catalog to cache while maintaining network neutrality [19], (ii) store only parts of the content using partial caching techniques [20], and (iii) install massive memory at the edge in the form of small-sized datacenters [21]. The third option will be realized by the fog computing paradigm [22].…”
Section: Caching Deeper Than Cdnmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this context there are three promising research directions: (i) choose a part of the catalog to cache while maintaining network neutrality [19], (ii) store only parts of the content using partial caching techniques [20], and (iii) install massive memory at the edge in the form of small-sized datacenters [21]. The third option will be realized by the fog computing paradigm [22].…”
Section: Caching Deeper Than Cdnmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Also, the ISP is motivated to cache content, unlike for our simple Internet case, to reduce the side payment (i.e., avoid paying for, e.g., the networking costs of the ISP-selected CP to transmit the user-requested content). Suppose that the ISP decides to cache a fraction κ of the content and this results in lower delay between the CP and ISP, and a lower required side-payment to the CP, cf., (9). If we model mean delay as 1/(B − D) [13], where B is the service capacity between CP and ISP, then with caching factor κ, this delay is reduced to 1/(B − (1 − κ)D).…”
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“…Leader-follower dynamics, rather than simultaneous play at the same time-scale, are considered in[11]. For the problem setting of this paper, leader-follower dynamics were considered by us in[1] and provider competition in[4,9].2 Note that ISPs are continuing to depart from pure flat-rate pricing (based on maximum access bandwidth) for unlimited monthly volume, e.g.,[12,3].…”
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