Digital TV Europe
April 2010
Preview > IPTVWF 2010
WHAT DOES IT DO?
Search and recommendation engine specialist TV Genius enhances the TV experience with personalised search that provides relevant recommendations across TV, mobile and the web, accord- ing to the company. TV Genius, which is making its IPTV World Forum debut, will launch its 3- screen Content Discovery Platform, which is shortlisted in this year’s IPTV World Series Awards for Best Client Software/Intellectual Property Solution. The platform provides improved content aggregation, allowing viewers to discover pro- gramming from a variety of sources and its relevance engine suggests appropriate content according to individual prefer- ences, according to the company.
CONTACT
www.tvgenius.net
Verimatrix to focus on hybrid networks STAND 117
Content security specialist Verimatrix will use this year’s IPTV World Forum to highlight its DVB hybrid solution and its strength in the traditional non- IPTV world.
Verimatrix will use customer examples such as TelstraClear to highlight its ability to bridge IPTV and traditional TV, dis- cuss the content security implications operators need to know when planning for a net- work upgrade such as analogue to digital, MPEG-2 to MPEG-4,
Viaccess
STAND 123
WHAT’S NEW?
Conditional access and DRM for new platforms.
or adding IP for interactive serv- ices. It will also focus on how the use of unman- aged IP networks (OTT) affect an operator’s con- tent security strategy, and how OTT content
suppliers can migrate to some kind of paid-for model. Verimatrix will also intro- duce its new chief technology
WHAT DOES IT DO?
Viaccess will be showcasing solu- tions that help telecom operators to face competition from the mul- tiplication of pay-TV platforms. Viaccess will showcase three screen IPTV solutions (TV, PC,
officer, Petr Peterka.
CONTACT
www.verimatrix.com
mobile). Viaccess will also demon- strate targeted content recom- mendation built on content con- sumption and social networks.
CONTACT
www.viaccess.com
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