Customer that deploys content on a Content Delivery Network (CDN), or purchases hosting services from a service provider or web hosting service
A firm whose products are information-based (content), including services to access and manage the content
A company that provides services to mobile phone users or network operators These services could be shopping, web surfing, chat rooms, playing games, accessing data such as music and books through a server
A company, organization, individual, or other entity that makes Web content available on a content server See also Internet service provider
A content provider is a company that supplies material such as text, music, or images for use on websites. content providers such as MSN and Freeserve
A company which develops original content or aggregates third-party content and delivers it to visitors over the Internet
a k a webcaster, web content provider Any individual or organization that maintains a World Wide Web site
A Content Provider is responsible for the preparation and maintenance of Content for MurdochNet This Content may be provided by an organisation unit or resource area, or it may be a discrete publication An organisation unit or resource area that has Content hosted on, or accessed by one or more Web Servers, shall be required to assign to one or more persons the role of Content Provider The responsibilities of a Content Provider are listed in the MurdochNet Policy as Section 4 9 5 and Section 5 7 5 8
An ISP that focusses on very specific types of Internet service, such as WWWservers, portal sites, search engines, news servers, or FTP archives A transit provider tends to rely on buying network services from Access and Transit providers, however a provider can specialize in both Access and Content (e g , AOL)
An individual or agency which offers content into the Net_Quality learning space The content and format must meet the nquk module production guidelines and will be validated by nquk prior to release into the Net_Quality learning space