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An economic traffic management approach to enable the triplewin for users, ISPs, and overlay providers

Hoßfeld et al., 2009

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225730600443615646
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Hoßfeld T
Hausheer D
Hecht F
Lehrieder F
Oechsner S
Papafili I
Racz P
Soursos S
Staehle D
Stamoulis G
Tran-Gia P
Stiller B
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Towards the Future Internet

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Socio-economic aspects play an increasingly important role in the Future Internet. To enable a TripleWin situation for the involved players, ie the end users, the ISPs and telecommunication operators, and the service providers, a new, incentive-based concept is …
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