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An Efficient Live Stream Community Management Scheme for the Mobile

Many people from all over the world have been supplied with mobile terminals, which has increased the computing power of each individual. Based on this increased utilization of mobile terminals, there are new services that are emerging. Also, as user created content (UCC) is becoming widely available, the new era of easily sharing contents with others has started. Also, users prefer real-time UCC broadcasting because of their desire to communicate with other users with user-created contents. Thus, this study will present a mobile terminal and additional servers for the maintenance of configuring a real-time personal broadcasting service. Our proposed scheme presents a stable real-time personal broadcasting community for mobile terminals. Therefore, it will help people share contents with others that share similar interests. This will also allow users to acquire even more information and develop more interests.

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