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Market Managed Multiservice Internet

internet service providers, application service providers, mobile service providers, network charging There are currently many proposals for pricing and charging models but, in the absence of real experience of providing commercial communication services for a wide variety of applications, the proposals are generally based on plausibility arguments. Within M3I we intend to carry out large scale simulations and experiments and modelling analyses to gather information about the applicability of differentiated pricing through usage-based and dynamic charging schemes.

Huw Oliver | H. Oliver | D. Songhurst | Dave Songhurst

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