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The article discusses concerts, festivals, and in-person gatherings for 2020, has plenty of pent-up demand for large-scale events as head to 2021. Topics include Algorithm Series delves to the math and workflow decisioning used to finetune live video event delivery at scale; and live-streaming solutions focus on unicast delivery, in a single connection between the video streaming server and the end user's streaming player.

The article presents the discussion on digital rights management (DRM). Topics include other form of rights management impeding their ability for pacifying the children; protecting content licensors' rights while giving purchasers, renters, and subscribers flexible and fair options for watching content; and containing content encryption and license generation.

The article discusses that the first age of IP (internet protocol), both TCP (transmission control protocol) and UDP (user datagram protocol) found favor with IP architects everywhere, and they were declared effective as transport protocols to carry IP. It mentions that the Streaming grew in popularity, and hundreds of millions of consumers were able to view on-demand content thanks to the combination of HTTP and TCP known as HTTP/2.

The article discusses the delivery portion of the streaming equation, CDNs using refined content caching and content replication, optimized network paths including ingress, egress, and midgress data transport. Topics include the key CDN components have a number of fundamental algorithms using to balance strategic core and edge architecture demands; and "Consistent Hashing and Random Trees Distributed Caching Protocols for Relieving Hot Spots on the World Wide Web".