Mass-market users exploit remote storage solutions and centralized online social network (OSN) services to share user-generated content. Although these solutions are widely adopted, they introduce several issues related to user content/metadata migration on server-side components managed by third-party providers. The authors propose a middleware solution to support social-driven peer-to-peer content sharing while preserving content ownership. A prototype demonstrates the proposal's feasibility in terms of both performance results and easy integration with off-the-shelf devices using unmodified HTTP/UPnP protocols.
Paolo Bellavista, Carlo Giannelli, Luca Iannario, Laurent-Walter Goix, Claudio Venezia (2014). Peer-to-peer Content Sharing Based on Social Identities and Relationships. IEEE INTERNET COMPUTING, 18(3), 55-63 [10.1109/MIC.2013.127].
Peer-to-peer Content Sharing Based on Social Identities and Relationships
BELLAVISTA, PAOLO;GIANNELLI, CARLO;
2014
Abstract
Mass-market users exploit remote storage solutions and centralized online social network (OSN) services to share user-generated content. Although these solutions are widely adopted, they introduce several issues related to user content/metadata migration on server-side components managed by third-party providers. The authors propose a middleware solution to support social-driven peer-to-peer content sharing while preserving content ownership. A prototype demonstrates the proposal's feasibility in terms of both performance results and easy integration with off-the-shelf devices using unmodified HTTP/UPnP protocols.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
