FW: I-D ACTION:draft-stallard-mmusic-dvb-thoughts-on-sds-00.txt

[Alastair Matthews <alastair@erg.abdn.ac.uk>]

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> Title        : DVB thoughts on Service Discovery and Selection
> Author(s)    : P. Stallard, T. Paila
> Filename    : draft-stallard-mmusic-dvb-thoughts-on-sds-00.txt
> Pages        : 10
> Date        : 2003-2-18
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> This memo presents some thoughts on the requirements of Internet
> Media Guides.  It is based on some similar work undertaken by the
> Digital Video Broadcasting (DVB) group.
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