[CFP] IWCW 2005 - Deadline extended to March the 22nd

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Dear colleagues,
We have extended the submission deadline by one week to March 22nd.

Call for papers
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10th International Workshop on Web Caching and Content Distribution 
(WCW) Support of IEEE pending Sophia Antipolis, French Riviera, France 
12 September - 14 September, 2005 http://2005.iwcw.org/
Important Dates: March 22, 2005: New deadline for paper submissions May 
31, 2005: Acceptance notification June 28, 2005: Camera-ready papers due
Overview: The International Workshop on Web Caching and Content
Distribution (WCW) serves as the premiere meeting for researchers and
practitioners to exchange results and visions on all aspects of
content distribution, and delivery. Innovations in content delivery
systems continue to have strong impact in the Internet, resulting in a
surge of interest in both content delivery applications and the
web/network infrastructure that supports novel content delivery
applications. Starting from basic caching, research in content
distribution has broadened its scope to cover practically all areas
related to the intersection of content and networking, including such
areas as peer-to-peer, data grid computing, utility and edge
computing, application networking, wireless content delivery,
pervasive networking and content computing. Building on the success of
the previous WCW meetings, WCW10 plans to form a strong technical
program that covers the newest and most interesting areas relating to
content delivery services as they move through the Internet.

Call for Papers: The workshop solicits technical papers related to 
Internet content
delivery, caching and replication, and content services
networking. Particular areas of interest include, but are not limited
to:


   -Content delivery architectures
   -P2P file sharing, storage, and content delivery
   -Caching and content distribution for mobile wireless systems
   -Web caching and replication (protocols and architectures)
   -Edge services and dynamic content caching
   -Multimedia content distribution
   -Overlay networks for content delivery
   -Content placement and request routing
   -Empirical studies of deployed content delivery systems
   -Security in content distribution systems
   -Wide-area upload and content gathering
   -Novel applications and paradigms for caching and content distribution