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3SS and ContentWise team on personalisation
IBC2022 will see the debut of a joint platform from 3 Screen Solutions (3SS) and ContentWise that aims to improve user experience (UX) personalisation through AI and machine learning (ML).
IBC Conference 2022: Designing the Future Together
With over 20 hours of research, strategic interviews, presentations, panel discussions and technical papers across two days and two stages, the IBC Conference programme is set to debate the biggest issues, explore the latest trends and technologies, and ask the important questions.
Omdia joins IBC2022 as exclusive research partner
Omdia has been designated as the official research partner for IBC2022. The leading research and advisory group will provide data and trend analysis as well as giving this year’s conference delegates access to its exclusive report, The Advertising Revolution: How CTV, FAST, and AVOD Are Reshaping the TV and Video ...
Igalia launches Wolvic XR browser
Open source consultancy Igalia has launched release 1.0 of the Wolvic XR browser.
Home entertainment devices: A watching brief
Home entertainment services received a huge boost during the COVID-19 pandemic, providing a welcome distraction to those forced to stay at home for weeks and sometimes months at a time.
Magewell USB Fusion melds video capture and mixing
The new USB Fusion from Magewell is a multi-input video capture and switching device which lets users combine camera and wired screenshare sources into live presentations for use in applications such as online lectures, live streaming and news reporting.
Castr buffs up streaming service
Video streaming platform Castr announced a range of enhancements to what it describes as its all-in-one streaming service.
Deutsche Telekom picks Comcast for Magenta TV
Comcast Technology Solutions announced that its Cloud TV Suite is being deployed by Deutsche Telekom to support the telco’s Magenta TV platform in selected markets.
Synamedia buys Utelly
Video software provider Synamedia has acquired Utelly for an undisclosed sum, gaining a UK-based content discovery platform provider with products targeted at the entertainment industry.
Castr launches LiveAPI
Canada-based live streaming platform provider Castr launched LiveAPI, a set of APIs for building live and on-demand video streaming apps.
Allente picks Synamedia for OTT
Video software provider Synamedia announced that Nordic pay-TV provider Allente is deploying its latest SaaS solutions to protect all streamed TV and video content.
3SS supports Austrian hybrid TV launch
Set-top box (STB) software provider 3 Screen Solutions (3SS) and connected home products specialist Skyworth Digital are supporting new 4K STBs launched by Austrian national broadcast network operator ORS for its hybrid simpliTV service.
Phenix partners with Amusnet Gaming
Real-time streaming technology company Phenix partnered with Amusnet Gaming, until recently EGT Interactive, as part of the latter’s efforts to take live dealer gaming to a new level.
Synamedia gives BT a sporting chance
Video software provider Synamedia revealed that its VIVID Compression platform was one of a range of partners to support UK broadcaster BT Sport’s 8K-UHD broadcast of the Saracens vs. Bristol Bears Gallagher Premiership Rugby in March 2022.
Etisalat UAE adds smart apps
Etisalat UAE, part of e&, has chosen technologies and services from Synamedia and 3 Screen Solutions (3SS) to add a lean back TV experience for its direct-to-consumer (D2C) streaming service, Switch TV.
Metrological unveils Lightning partner programme
Comcast-owned Metrological launched its new Lightning partner programme as part of efforts to drive Lightning as a key global standard for TV app and UX development.
3SS supports Allente’s Nordic Android TV launch
3 Screen Solutions (3SS) was one of the partners involved in the launch of a hybrid Android TV service from Nordic pay-TV provider Allente via direct-to-home satellite, IPTV and OTT.
Adding a personal touch
Amid overwhelming choice, the ability to provide a personalised experience can help broadcasters and content owners to differentiate their services. Indeed, as streaming services proliferate, companies should now focus on the customer experience, supported by data that allows them to engage contextually with each customer as a “segment of one”.
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