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Erik Gruenwedel
September 12, 2023
Cineverse Sept. 12 announced it is partnering with supply-chain company Mediagenix to assist with proprietary and third-party free ad-supported streaming television channels. The platform, dubbed “Matchpoint MGX,” is an extension of Cineverse’s streaming technology platform Matchpoint, which claims to stream higher volumes of content to much broader audiences at a lower cost.
Specifically, the platform offers channel operators a fully integrated, all-in-one FAST channel scheduling and content delivery platform that significantly simplifies the process of managing one channel or dozens of channels.
“[The] partnership solves a growing problem within the video streaming industry that specifically affects operators of FAST channels: Operating costs,” Tony Huidor, chief operating officer and chief technology officer for Cineverse, said in a statement.
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