Red Bee OTT for Svenska Spel, PMU partnership
September 21, 2020
Red Bee Media is delivering OTT services for a new partnership between the state-owned Swedish casino operator and gaming company Svenska Spel Sport & Casino and French sports and horse betting company Pari Mutuel Urbain (PMU).
Through the partnership and by using Red Bee’s OTT platform, Svenska Spel Sport & Casino is now able to deliver French horse racing from PMU as live streams on their website, in their apps and to TV sets in retail outlets at partner locations across Sweden. Red Bee will also manage Svenska Spel Sport & Casino’s VoD archive with content from PMU.
“Working with Red Bee has been a key aspect for us in developing a rich customer experience for betting on horse races in Sweden”, says Rickard Gyllgårde, Head of Business Development and Services, Svenska Spel Sport & Casino. “Red Bee’s OTT platform and their extensive competence in streaming is crucial for our long-term investment on horse racing.”
Red Bee is delivering all PMU content through their managed OTT offering. The live signals from PMU are received, encoded and transcoded through the Red Bee Channel Store in Hilversum, before they are transported to Svenska Spel Sport & Casino’s website, apps and retailers. Red Bee’s DRM functionality makes sure that the content is geo-blocked to only be available in Sweden.
“We are very happy that Svenska Spel Sport & Casino chose Red Bee to make this partnership happen and deliver live content directly to horse racing enthusiasts all across Sweden”, says Thomas Andrén, Chief Operating Officer and Head of Market Area Nordics, Red Bee Media “This is another great example how our OTT platform and distributions services can be used to deliver content to audiences, on a wide range of devices, anywhere in the world with secure, high quality streaming.”
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