Comedy Central's Motherload Leverages Akamai Media Delivery for Video Streaming

The leading global service provider for accelerating content and business processes online, has announced that Comedy Central, the only all-comedy network, relies on Akamai Media Delivery to support its recently launched MotherLoad broadband channel initiative. MotherLoad is a free broadband video channel designed to offer consumers a new way to access original video content and popular programming on the Internet.

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SYS-CON Italy News Desk commented on 12 Dec 2005

Comedy Central's Motherload Leverages Akamai Media Delivery for Video Streaming. The leading global service provider for accelerating content and business processes online, has announced that Comedy Central, the only all-comedy network, relies on Akamai Media Delivery to support its recently launched MotherLoad broadband channel initiative. MotherLoad is a free broadband video channel designed to offer consumers a new way to access original video content and popular programming on the Internet.

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