Entertainment technologist Adeia has confirmed that Australian content aggregation platform Fetch TV has renewed a multi-year agreement to license Adeia’s media intellectual property (IP) portfolio.

“As consumer demand for content aggregation services in Australia grows, market leaders like Fetch are integrating the latest innovations to ensure that viewers have seamless access to a growing selection of high-quality entertainment experiences,” commented Dr Mark Kokes, Adeia’s chief licensing officer and general manager of media. This patent license extension with Fetch further confirms the value and longevity of Adeia’s intellectual property portfolios, including in Australia’s vibrant home entertainment market.”

“Fetch has been delivering exceptional solutions, providing Australian audiences with rich content and experiences over an entertainment platform that makes it intuitive for subscribers to enjoy the programmes they desire,” he added.

According to Adeia, the IP included in its media patent portfolio assists entertainment platforms in delivering customers a simpler and more personalised media experience.

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