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The architecture of commercial news systems is based on a layered approach consisting of the following layers: data layer, content manipulation layer, news services layer, and end user layer.
Multimedia news is presented as content of commercial services by national and international agencies and organizations all over the world. The news community is researching for solutions in different application areas, such as high level semantic analysis, provisioning and management of mixed information, and distribution and presentation of media data to satisfy requirements dictated by business scenarios.
Modern news networks, news syndication services, media observation and international news exchange networks are following the customer needs and provide specific services within the multimedia news application domain. The most-used presentation platform for multimedia news herein is the World Wide Web, providing all facets of news aggregation, manipulation, and dissemination as...
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(2008). Architecture of Commercial News Systems. In: Furht, B. (eds) Encyclopedia of Multimedia. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-387-78414-4_300
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