Geography

Content delivery networks and global performance A content delivery network (CDN) places copies of your files on servers around the world. When a user requests a page, the CDN serves assets from the edge location closest to that user. This shortens travel distance, reduces round trips, and helps pages load faster. The result is better experiences for visitors, regardless of their location or device. CDNs are useful for blogs, storefronts, and apps alike. ...

Music Streaming: Digital Rights and Global Playlists Music streaming has connected fans around the world, but digital rights shape what we can hear in each country. Licensing across borders means rights holders in many places must approve a track before it can appear in a playlist. This system helps creators get paid, but it can also slow releases and limit what listeners see. Global playlists rely on algorithms that check licenses, regional catalogs, and usage rules. When you open your app, the service decides which tracks to show based on location, device, and plan. The result is a mix of familiar favorites and local gems, yet not every track is available everywhere. ...