TiVo has extended its existing intellectual property (IP) licence with AT&T, the US pay-TV provider. The companies had previously announced a seven-year licence renewal at the end of 2015. This extension will provide AT&T with a licence to TiVo’s patent portfolios through to 2025.

“We are pleased that AT&T has extended its existing licence agreement,” said Tom Carson, president and CEO, TiVo. “TiVo’s IP helps leading pay-TV providers deliver unique and personalised entertainment to consumers, now and well into the future.”

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