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He has a story to tell and a phone to share it.

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On the other side, people want to watch.

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But how can he reach a huge audience without
sending a separate copy of the video to every
person?

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The distribution does not have to appear fully
formed.

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When sessions of the same transmission follow
the same stretch, an aggregator can

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cooperate with its neighbor and transfer those
duplicate sessions to it.

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The next device then distributes the data to the
destinations on that branch.

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Further along, the same cooperation can happen
again.

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As routes are simplified, a neighbor transfers
duplicate sessions to the next device,

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which takes over another branch.

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The tree expands through these local
cooperations.

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The creator keeps speaking as distribution takes
shape along the paths to the viewers.

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The transmission has its own reference.

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It is not the creator's identity, or the session
being used at that moment.

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Replacing a session does not have to mean
creating another transmission or changing

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who is authorized to send.

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Helping distribute the stream does not grant the
right to speak on his behalf.

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Aggregators can replicate protected data without
becoming the source or taking over viewer
admission.

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Content authenticity must remain verifiable by
those receiving it.

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No particular platform has to own this
distribution.

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But paths, capacity, and participants willing to
carry the data are still needed.

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The application handles the camera and playback.

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The protocol organizes the communication
supporting the transmission.

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One person can be the source.

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Many participants can extend their reach.

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One transmission.

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Many viewers.

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PRP.