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ITN delivers mobile, broadband streams with IBIS ServerPlay

The IBIS ServerPlay is an integral part of repurposing content for the new distribution avenues

Author:: TVTechnology
Publish date:: Oct 27, 2005

Recently ITN Multimedia unveiled the first 24-hour streamed news channel for mobile on MobiTV, which provides the channels to Orange’s 3G.

U.K. broadcaster ITN has begun streaming two channels of news and weather content to 3G phones via broadband distribution with an IBIS ServerPlay.

ITN repurposes its news content specifically for mobile phones with an entire division of ITN Multimedia responsible for the production, editing, captioning and distribution to Vodafone Live! with 3G and O2.

Recently ITN Multimedia unveiled a 24-hour streamed news channel for mobile on MobiTV, which provides the channels to Orange’s 3G.

As well as the material for the MobiTV news channel, IBIS ServerPlay also drives the content for one of ITN’s new ventures, providing news via broadband from GreenGrass TV.

For more information, visit www.ibistv.co.uk.

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