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Context-aware multiparty networking

Janneteau et al., 2009

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3112039485227794835
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Janneteau C
Fernandes J
Antoniou J
Christophorou C
Kellil M
Klein A
Venâncio Neto A
Pinto F
Roux P
Sargento S
Schotten H
Schneider J
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Efficient network support of real-time group communications requires dedicated multiparty networking technologies, such as IP multicast, to send the same content simultaneously to multiple receivers, with intermediate routers duplicating packets as needed. The increasing …
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