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ISTP stands for the ''InterStream Transit Protocol''. It is a secure protocol that allows Internet Service Providers (ISPs) to offer high bandwidth | * Protocol Helper: istp:// | ||
* Website: http://interstream.com/ | |||
* Organization: [[InterStream Industry Association]] | |||
ISTP stands for the ''InterStream Transit Protocol''. It is a secure protocol that allows Internet Service Providers (ISPs) to offer high bandwidth multimedia services over their networks. The ISTP application is installed as a new protocol handler into browsers. It includes components which enable | |||
Internet Service Providers to obtain incremental revenue from subscribers, advertisers, other ISPs, and streaming video providers in exchange for using the ISTP service on their networks. | Internet Service Providers to obtain incremental revenue from subscribers, advertisers, other ISPs, and streaming video providers in exchange for using the ISTP service on their networks. | ||
ISTP uses the | ISTP uses the [http://handle.net handle system] to index and reference rich media objects on the existing Web. Content is indexed into the handle system by users with ISTP clients who access existing [[HTTP]], [[RTP]], or [[MMS]] content. Once the content is indexed, it can be natively referenced by the handle | ||
system. | system. | ||
== Transport Methods == | == Transport Methods == | ||
Revision as of 16:36, 30 September 2006
- Protocol Helper: istp://
- Website: http://interstream.com/
- Organization: InterStream Industry Association
ISTP stands for the InterStream Transit Protocol. It is a secure protocol that allows Internet Service Providers (ISPs) to offer high bandwidth multimedia services over their networks. The ISTP application is installed as a new protocol handler into browsers. It includes components which enable Internet Service Providers to obtain incremental revenue from subscribers, advertisers, other ISPs, and streaming video providers in exchange for using the ISTP service on their networks.
ISTP uses the handle system to index and reference rich media objects on the existing Web. Content is indexed into the handle system by users with ISTP clients who access existing HTTP, RTP, or MMS content. Once the content is indexed, it can be natively referenced by the handle system.