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Integrating Trust Management into Usage Control in P2P Multimedia Delivery.

Yang et al., 2008

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10286243513148100766
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Yang L
Ege R
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SEKE

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Sharing files via Internet gains more and more attention now. Recent P2P protocols use a decentralized model of distributing large multimedia files that greatly alleviate the bandwidth demand on the multimedia source. Such open delivery of multimedia files demands an …
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