This chapter introduces PADRES, the publish/subscribe model with the capability to
correlate events, uniformly access data produced in the past and future, balance the traffic …

We present a new publish-subscribe middleware called REDS (REconfigurable Dispatching
System) designed to tolerate dynamic reconfigurations of the dispatching infrastructure, like …

This paper develops content-based publish/subscribe algorithms to support general overlay
topologies, as opposed to traditional acyclic or tree-based topologies. Among other benefits …

In content‐based communication, information flows towards interested hosts rather than
towards specifically set destinations. This new style of communication perfectly fits the needs …

This paper presents the first quantitative evaluation of the role of routing computations on
performance when mobility is introduced to a content-based routing network. Additionally …

The need of monitoring people, animals, and things in general, brings to consider mobile
WSNs besides traditional, fixed ones. Moreover, several advanced scenarios, like those …

Content-based networking fosters a new kind of communication in which information flows
towards interested hosts rather than towards specifically set destinations. Supporting this …

In Mobile Social Networks (MSN) users can participate in communication based on their
mutual interests. Typical implementations of Social Networks involve client/server …

Many publish/subscribe systems are based on a tree topology as their message
dissemination overlay. However, in trees, even a single broker failure can cause delivery …

The scalability of publish/subscribe (pub/sub) systems and distributed hash tables (DHTs)
have been extensively studied in the literature. However, less well-known are properties of …