Adeia, a company known for its innovations in entertainment experiences, has announced that Altimedia, a provider of solutions for managing advanced media services, has signed a multi-year licence renewal for access to Adeia’s media intellectual property (IP) portfolio.

Altimedia offers a user experience (UX) platform to pay-TV and digital media service providers in the Korean market. Their platform empowers these providers with cutting-edge technology that enables consumers to navigate various services or applications and access the content they seek. Altimedia is recognized as a leading IPTV-based platform and UX service management provider that delivers the latest advancements in content search and recommendation.

“The user interface plays a critical role in meeting the expectations of sophisticated customers in the Korean market served by Altimedia,” said Dr Mark Kokes, Adeia’s chief licensing officer and general manager, media. “Adeia’s media IP portfolio encompasses innovations that significantly enhance digital entertainment experiences, revolutionising how consumers search, record, stream, discover and enjoy entertainment”.

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