Telecom Italia has launched an online video service delivering live and on-demand streaming content, based on Cisco's CDS platform embedded with Adobe Flash Media Server. The announcement is the latest movement of a telecom service provider to offer its own content delivery network offering, in this case on a network-based platform able to also support video offerings to the television set and mobile phone, as well as the PC.The Telecom Italia Yalp! Offering will feature both rich streaming media content both live and on-demand, as well as community TV options that let consumers upload and share their own video content. Longer-term, it will offer an 80-channel lineup.….

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