Amino, a specilaist in IPTV, has secured a new contract from Turkcell Superonline, a Turkish telco and a wholly owned subsidiary of Turkcell, to provide its Live Advanced Media Platform for the rollout of IPTV services.

The operator has recently begun rolling out its Turkcell TV+ service as part of an enhanced “tripleplay” multiscreen offering – delivering a range of pay-TV and OTT services to smartphones, tablets and the home TV alongside its broadband and mobile offering.

Amino CEO Donald McGarva said: “Turkcell are true innovators in the delivery of exciting new multiscreen entertainment services to their customers. The ability to deliver content any place, anywhere and at any time is a key industry trend that we’re closely aligned with – and we’re delighted to see that the Live platform is playing a key role in service delivery. This again demonstrates the power of our advanced media platform to handle innovative new customer features and provide the powerhouse capabilities to deliver content around the home.”

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