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Network support for turn-taking in multimedia collaboration

Dommel et al., 1997

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16198006700518018778
Author
Dommel H
Garcia-Luna-Aceves J
Publication year
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Multimedia Computing and Networking 1997

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The effectiveness of collaborative multimedia systems depends on the regulation of access to their shared resources, such as continuous media or instruments used concurrently by multiple parties. Existing applications use only simple protocols to mediate such resource …
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