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Mediaset España opts for Unified Streaming

May 5, 2022 08.45 Europe/London By Chris Dziadul

Mediaset España has chosen Amsterdam-based Unified Streaming to optimise its live streaming and linear platform.

The Spanish broadcaster is also implementing Unified tech to enable content protection for premium content in its on-demand workflow, and to package its entire VOD catalogue, with and without DRM.

Commenting on the development, Mediaset España CTO Manuel Jesús Guisado said: “The reason this has worked so well is because Unified’s support team is so laser-focused on packaging, and every packaging issue that was seen in testing, they solved”.

Ewout Meijer, sales team lead at Unified Streaming, added: “Mediaset España’s goal of building a best-of-breed OTT solution aligns perfectly with Unified Streaming’s vision of providing broadcasters and operators with the tools to deliver the best and most personalised viewing experience”.

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