Digital Platforms

Understanding Delivery, Rights, and Monetization in Music Streaming Music streaming platforms aim to deliver audio quickly, protect the rights of creators, and share revenue fairly. Behind every playlist is a mix of delivery technology, licensing rules, and business models that decide who gets paid and how much. Clear systems help fans hear music, while keeping creators fairly compensated. Delivery architecture Delivery architecture is built to scale. Content is encoded in common formats such as AAC or Opus and delivered through adaptive streaming protocols like HLS or DASH. This lets the same track play smoothly on a weak mobile connection or a fast home network. ...

EdTech Learning Platforms: Scalable Online Education EdTech learning platforms bring together courses, learners, and tools for assessment in a single online system. They host content, manage accounts, deliver lessons, and provide data that helps teachers improve. When they are scalable, they grow with demand—handling tens of thousands of users, dozens of courses, and multiple regions without sacrificing speed or quality. A good platform keeps learners engaged and institutions organized, even during busy enrollment periods. ...