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Architecture of hybrid mobile social networks for efficient content delivery

Akhtar et al., 2015

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5590565706056028283
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Akhtar R
Leng S
Memon I
Ali M
Zhang L
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Wireless Personal Communications

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Content delivery is one of the most important technologies used in Mobile Social Networks (MSNs). Smart devices could enable mobile users to create and use a rich set of services through available resources in the surrounding environment opportunistically. This paper …
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