Amazon Technologies, Inc.

Justin Key

Peter A Schwabland

Eric Orme

Vishwanath Nayak

Silas Brown

Nathan W Bartel

Techniques for predicting content availability strategies for content on a content service platform are provided. One technique includes identifying at least a first content item associated with a content provider to make available to one or more users over a communication network. One or more attribute measures of the first content item associated with user interaction with the first content item are determined. An availability framework for the first content item that satisfies one or more predetermined conditions is determined, based on an evaluation of at least the one or more attribute measures. An indication of the availability framework is provided to the content provider.

Automated predictive content availability strategy provisioning

Techniques are disclosed for generating media delivery packages from a source package. The techniques include receiving, by a computer system, a source package associated with a content item. Upon receiving the source package, the computer system determines a plurality of workflows, whereby each workflow is operable for generating a delivery package of a plurality delivery packages. A workflow defines parameters for execution of one or more transformation modules of a set of transformation modules of a media transformation service (MTS). The MTS generates the plurality of delivery packages based at least in part on the source package and an execution of respective workflows. The computer system then provides the plurality of delivery packages to respective target entities for distribution.

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Seattle, WA, United States of America

Justin Key