Modèles économiques de l'Internet


Présentation du problème

Le développement du réseau Internet fait subir à ces utilisateurs un encombrement important. De plus, DiffServ, la future génération d'Internet, va devoir être capable de fournir des qualités de service différentes pour des applications aux exigences différentes (téléphonie, télévision, multi-média, Mél...). Le mode actuel de tarification de l'Internet (gratuit ou basé sur le prix des communications téléphoniques) a démontré ses limites car il n'incite pas à un partage équitable des ressources. Pour cette raison, il est souvent estimé qu'un nouveau mode de tarification basé sur l'utilisation doit être établi permettant à la fois au fournisseur d'accès de rembourser ses frais, mais aussi de contrôler le trafic. Voici les différents courants pour la future tarification de l'Internet :

Mes publications dans ce domaine (for a full and updated list, see my list of publications)

Références bibliographiques

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