Growing the Chinese Media Market
At Intertrust’s fourth annual summit event in Beijing, content industry luminaries from China, the US and Europe gathered together for a dialogue on how all participants can work together to grow the legitimate media market in China for both the Chinese and overseas content producers…
Congratulations to our Italian partners at Mediaset, Rai and Telecom Italia for the Recent Launch of tivùon! a Service Based on Open Standards
Last month’s announcement of Tivù ‘s launch of tivùon! an Italian OTT TV service launched made us very proud because not only is Tivù our technology partner, but also because the new service continues to support of open standards. Here’s why…
Intertrust partners with Adobe
To further strengthen our multi-DRM, Intertrust and Adobe have recently announced a partnership to provide cloud-based digital rights management (DRM) services to Adobe Primetime. ExpressPlay by Intertrust already supports all other major DRM formats, including Marlin…
NAB is Right Around the Corner, We’ll Be There
The annual National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) show is next week. NAB is not just for TV broadcasters, it is now one of the largest media events in the world. One of the themes at NAB is how the Internet continues to change the media landscape. Intertrust will be on the show floor at NAB, emphasizing how our products and technologies help bring what the Internet often lacks — trust and security at the many points it touches within the digital entertainment ecosystem…
How Session-Based Watermarking Increases Content Choice
ExpressPlay is happy to announce our partnership with Civolution to integrate their NexGuard session-based video watermarking solution with our DRM service. Yet, a fair question would be, why should anyone care? Well, the NexGuard watermarking solution we are integrating, called session-based video watermarking, is important…
Intertrust Joins a Discussion of the Indian Digital Entertainment Market
In January 2016, the U.S. OTT video powerhouse Netflix entered the Indian video market. With the number of Internet users forecasted to grow from 250 million in 2015 to 640 million in 2019, along with a vibrant entertainment market, it’s an opportune time for Netflix and other industry participants to enter the burgeoning Indian market…
Multi-DRM Reality
Standards to unify the fractured DRM technologies were supposed to reduce the headaches for online video service providers. So, have we reached this promised land?
Wi-Fi Based In-Vehicle Entertainment Systems
The proliferation of Wi-Fi networks on planes, trains, buses, and ships presents a new opportunity to meet passengers’ demand for high quality digital entertainment while on the move. Seamless connectivity for a better travel experience is what wi-fi based in-vehicle entertainment systems promise. Our white paper explores the growing market opportunity for these in-vehicle systems and potential new business models. Please download our white paper to read more.
MStar, Intertrust and Rambus Demonstrate an Integrated, End-to-end Security Solution for 4K UHD TVs at IBC 2015
Mstar, Intertrust and Rambus have teamed up to provide 4K UHD TVs with a fully integrated chipset for end-to-end security of content. Mstar’s new chipset – the G6F – comes with a security core from Rambus Cryptography Research and ExpressPlay’s cloud service for Digital Rights Management (DRM)…
Media Encryption Keys Demystified
All content protection technologies have one thing in common: media encryption. In most modern DRM systems, media content is typically encrypted once, stored on an origin server, and streamed or downloaded to client devices and applications over an open network. A DRM (Digital Rights Management) license server is used to deliver, ahead of time or on demand, the key or keys needed to decrypt and play the media.