Unified Video Technologies To Highlight TV Everywhere At NAB

Unified Video Technologies (UNIV), a provider of media ecosystems and software services for broadcasters, enterprises and the entertainment industry, will engage in two speaking engagements and a series of interactive TV demonstrations at this year's NAB show.

UNIV will demonstrate the multiplatform capability of its white-label uVOD video-on-demand (VOD) solution, playing out content to iOS and Android tablets. The demonstration will explore the new uVOD Web Portal, the personalised front-end interface that combines uVOD’s OTT-based user experience with its white-label operator benefits.
The NAB demo will showcase how consumers can access and browse a library of linear TV and on-demand content on an operator-branded portal; as well back-office capabilities that automate billing, subscriptions and other transactions for the service provider.
UNIV will also show its iVE interactive service for fully managed, 360˚ surround broadcast experiences on the second screen, capturing live streams of special events scheduled at the UNIV booth for viewing on tablets and smartphones.
At NAB, visitors will be able to navigate through televised events in real time or on-demand via IVE’s user-controlled second-screen applications on a tablet. As with uVOD, IVE is an OPEX-based solution for creating revenue-generating content, and requires no capital investment by content producers.
UNIV CEO Pablo Goldstein will also contribute to the 2014 NAB Show’s conference sessions, giving a presentation and participating on a panel as part of the Connected Media World series.

· Monday, April 7 at 14:30: Pablo will present 'Industry Trends for Operators That Want to Deliver OTT Services', offering solutions to help broadcasters and service providers cost-efficiently manage emerging video delivery opportunities, and maximize the value of those prospects.

· Tuesday, April 8 at 12:30: Pablo will participate in 'The Emerging Market Connected Opportunity', a panel exploring how online content consumption is developing in 'emerging economies', with comparison to similar activities in more mature markets – and where new business opportunities exist for broadcasters and service providers.

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