Topics: Electronic commerce, Information technology management, Internet television, Mass media, Saavn
Amazon.com has selected Speedera Networks to provide streaming media services for its customers worldwide, allowing them to experience high-quality streamed samples and previews of Amazon.com’s audio, video and game products. Streams are delivered from Speedera’s global edge network, so end users receive content from a local server instead of having to wait for a download from the point of origin, which can result in lost connections, user frustration and high wait times.
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