Real world broadcasting system and method

Abstract

The invention provides a real world living broadcast system, comprising a plurality of living broadcast content collecting devices and each living broadcast device collects the living broadcast information at current position and updates the collected living broadcast information to a content server, a plurality of content servers which are used for collecting the living broadcast information collected in-situ by the living broadcast content collecting devices, caches the living broadcast information, manages the living broadcast information and controls the access-in of the living broadcast content collecting devices on the content servers, a distribution server which is used for processing the service request of the terminal subscriber and transferring the living broadcast information to the terminal subscriber from the content servers, and a connecting network which is used for connecting the content servers with the distribution server so as to transmit the information between thecontent servers and the distribution server and distribute the living broadcast information to the terminal subscriber to the network.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the fields of wireless mobile communication and Internet communication. Specifically, the present invention relates to a system and network framework for providing on-demand live broadcast services in the objective real world to users using a wireless mobile communication network and the Internet, as well as a method for collecting, distributing, managing and controlling live content. Background technique [0002] Currently, the penetration rate of mobile phones is already very high. Taking China as an example, by the end of 2006, the number of mobile phones in mainland China had reached 450 million. By May 2007, this number had increased to 480 million. In addition to mobile phones, the application of the Internet has become very extensive. For example, as of December 2006, the number of Internet users in China had reached 137 million, and by May 2007 this number had increased to 144 million. With the continuous and rapid ...

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[0024] Therefore, even if the content provided by a webcam owner is of interest to a large number of users, it is impossible to collect any fees from the search engine owner or end users, and it is impossible to recover the initial investment, operation and management costs

Under the current model, since the motivation of the owner of the network camera to install the camera can only be personal interest, the maintenance and content management of the camera will be difficult to carry out, so it is difficult to develop into a common tool for mass users to provide real-time information, entertainment, etc.

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