To help content producers and broadcasters syndicate to planet-wide audiences, Endavo Media recently created an online Screening Room for showcasing video content to its global telco TV partners seeking programming to enhance their video services offered to subscribers.

“We’ve made it easy to take the first step in syndicating the planet by simply requesting access to the Endavo Screening Room,” said Endavo CMO Peter Contardo. “Content providers then receive their own media management system account, allowing them to upload, publish and promote content to Endavo’s global telco TV partners.”

So You Want To Syndicate Video Content Planet-Wide? Endavo Media Provides A Solution

Big Star Media Group announced plans to develop a television channel intended for broadcast distribution over the Internet. The channel, “Clarksdale TV,” will originate from the Company’s production facilities in Clarksdale, MS and will feature proprietary Blues-related music news and entertainment programming.

Clarksdale TV will initially be available as a link from the Company’s current website, and will initially be free of charge. The Company’s revenue model for the channel is based on an advertising and sponsorship model with additional subscription fees, which apply for varying levels of enhanced content delivery.

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Big Star Media Group Developing IPTV Channel

Amino has sold and shipped its three millionth set-top box, just over a year after hitting the two million sales mark. Since launching its first product to market in 2002, Amino has developed a range of STBs to meet growing demand for IPTV from network operators, hospitality and enterprise markets. More recently, the company has expanded its offering, launching the award-winning Amino Freedom media centre targeting the growing market for hybrid/OTT devices.

This latest important milestone was reached last month with the sale of STBs to a distributor for Eastern Europe, where the company has enjoyed significant success over the last five years including contract wins with several major network operators.

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Amino Passes Milestone of Three Million STBs Sold and Shipped

The Open IPTV Forum announces the successful completion of its second Interoperability Event. The event, which took place from 31st May to 4th June in Stockholm, culminated in compelling demonstrations of end-to-end IPTV delivery across interoperable equipment and services from OIPF members.

The OIPF specifications segregate the IPTV delivery chain into three key areas: terminal, gateway and head-end. The terminal function was represented in the interoperability event by both set-top-boxes and television sets. These terminal devices notably included protected content delivery and a range of basic TV services, combined with rich interactive applications. The gateways provided crucial intermediary protocol translation, mediation and login capabilities. Head-end provision covered the delivery of VOD and linear television, protected video content and multiple service provider “bouquets” of services and applications.

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Open IPTV Forum Interoperability Event Successfully Demonstrates End-to-end IPTV Delivery

Discover Video has connected many Connecticut based community TV stations to the AT&T U-verse system. Now, residents in Hartford, Wethersfield, Simsbury, East Haven, and Wallingford can watch local government, public, and education programs on AT&T U-verse. The high quality Discover Video solution uses industry leading technology from VBrick Systems and Cisco.

Discover Video’s solution is unique. In addition providing high speed connectivity to AT&T U-verse, it also allows the community TV stations to simultaneously stream their channels on the Internet. Residents can watch their local station whether they are home in Connecticut, or on vacation anywhere in the world.

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Discover Video Connects Community TV Stations to AT&T U-verse & the Public Internet