TV Experience zone
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Jinni wins seven orders for content discovery engine
Israeli firm Jinni has signed seven licensing agreements for its clever new semantic discovery engine for video guides, including US cableco Time Warner Cable. -
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Jinni releases new discovery engine
Israeli firm Jinni has developed a new content discovery engine which combines natural language understanding (NLU) with voice-activated search to enable users to tell their TV what kind of programme or film they wish to see.
Digital Home World Summit looks at digital health as key area of growth
Netflix strikes exclusive deal with Disney/ABC
BT Sport channels free with BT broadband
Telefónica launches Movistar TV
OgilvyEntertainment: "Every brand has a story to tell"
BT Sport signs with Ultimate Fighting Championship
EXPERTISE ZONE
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March 13th, 2013
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Podcast: Multiscreen video, consumer expectations and user-generated contentIn this podcast, we speak to Steve McCaffery, VP and...
March 8th, 2013
By Jamie Beach
