LTN Global Launches Lift, Creating Live, Linear Channels in the Cloud
Media companies can maximize content assets across OTT platforms and FAST services
Media tech company LTN Global launched LTN Lift, cloud-based software that automatically creates live, linear channels to reach cross-platform audiences.
As traditional media platforms lose audiences, LTN Lift can help media companies maximize the yield from content assets.
The product combines LTN’s playout, signaling and video transport technologies and automates versioning of a primary linear channel, while spinning out secondary channels and integrating both live and non-live programming.
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“In a fiercely competitive and complex media landscape, maximizing the value and reach of your content has never been as important as it is today,“ LTN executive chairman and cofounder Malik Khan said. “Media customers need to get their best content to viewers wherever they are watching — and they need to do this efficiently and at scale. LTN Lift is a unique service that empowers our customers to lead in the digital era, and we’re already seeing early adopters among broadcast groups achieve outstanding results.”
LTN’s built-in signaling and ad enablement technologies provide customers with the foundation to achieve optimum monetization through advanced advertising on any platform.
The company will be showing off LTN Lift at the NAB Show in Las Vegas later this month. ■
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