Is your RDBMS letting you down? Applications of TV...

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Google Tech Talks
May 23, 2007

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As commodity hardware becomes cheaper and more powerful it becomes tempting to reflexively use relational databases to track and report on large datasets. Rentrak argues the case that a pure-RDBMS solution can be counterproductive, especially for complex analysis of those datasets. I'll describe an alternate approach we currently use to track and report on video-on-demand and linear television viewership. Credits: Speaker:Aaron Harsh



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