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24i Media helps to power Sinclair’s Stirr OTT service

March 27, 2019 07.22 Europe/London By Robert Briel

24i Media has announced that it is helping power the newly launched streaming service Stirr, from Sinclair Broadcast Group.

Sinclair’s Stirr, powered in part by 24i Media’s app technology, makes popular national news, sports, entertainment, local news and other content available on a variety of mobile and connected TV device platforms in the US.

“We are glad to be working with innovative and technology-driven partners like Sinclair Broadcast Group, as our work together contributes to the continuous enhancement of our technology platform and enables us to stay at the forefront of the latest media technologies and services,” said Ramon Duivenvoorden, CCO at 24i Media.

Using 24i’s module-based technology, media companies and broadcasters such as Sinclair, can create and launch immersive and flexible streaming video services on all screens, tailored to their needs. With this modular approach, customers are offered a faster and more flexible way of building their apps with state-of-the-art components and third-party integrations.

“Stirr extends the reach of broadcast content and brings our original digital content to even more users,” said Adam Ware, general manager of Stirr.

“24i’s application development platform has helped us efficiently deliver an exceptional product.”

“The OTT multiscreen environment is always changing, and it’s important that broadcasters differentiate the user experience and ensure a fast time to market for their services,” said Martijn van Horssen, CEO at 24i Media.

“With the launch of Stirr, Sinclair Broadcast Group is taking a pivotal step in offering their viewers a truly original and personalized viewing and user experience. We are incredibly excited to be working with Stirr as they endeavor to drive their next phase of digital growth with video. We look forward to playing an active role as its service evolves over the forthcoming years.”

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Filed Under: Newsline, OTT Tagged With: 24i, Sinclair Broadcast Group, Stirr, US Edited: 27 March 2019 08:23

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