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Converge Technologies is a mobile content delivery company in Pakistan offering digital activation promotions. It operates across four business segments: mobile entertainment content, digital services, events & promotions, and CRM & voice. Some of its clients include major telecom operators in Pakistan like Mobilink, Telenor, Ufone, and Warid. It provides services like song dedications, IVRs, ringback tones, and manages content partnerships and distribution across various platforms and media.
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Omniverse empowers Producers, Content Rights Holders, Syndicators, and Broadcasters large and small to effectively monetize their content through a Multi-Media Platform which covers all 211 domestic markets, worldwide markets, has unlimited channel capacity, and allows for very low broadcasting costs allowing us to transfer those savings to our subscribers. Omniverse is built to allow the viewer to Watch what they want to - On the device they want to - Whenever they want to. Viewers can watch content from anywhere whether at home, at work, in the park, on business trips...
Omniverse's core services are built on "The OMNI Platform" allowing the end user to view “Real Time Live TV" or “Video on Demand” with the ability to deliver an HD signal to millions of TV viewers across the United States and around the World using the "The OMNI Platform" and a single broadband connection. Since the bandwidth required to broadcast doesn't increase with the number of viewers, this technology allows producers, content rights holders, syndicators, and broadcasters to achieve massively lower broadcast costs than usual with today's technology. In addition, "The OMNI Platform" also has the benefit of delivering live feeds without being stored to viewers hard disks, and thus offers better protection to content owners.
The Omniverse service opens the next generation for TV Broadcasters, Producers, Content Rights Holders, and Syndicators. It offers opportunities denied to them by the limitations of cable and satellite infrastructure. Local content providers and broadcasters become National and International; new channels can find a channel position; and bigger broadcasters can create new channels to monetize content that they own but lack the space to broadcast on their existing channels and platforms.
Whether you’re a broadcaster, syndicator, content rights holder or subscriber you can take part in all the benefits Omniverse One World Television has to offer.
Omniverse Power Point
Omniverse One World Television is an un-wired network that provides family friendly content across multiple platforms. It aims to allow viewers to watch what they want, on any device, at any time. The network reaches over 400 affiliates across 211 markets in the US. It also has international reach through partnerships with streaming devices like Roku and Android apps. The document provides details on Omniverse's leadership team and options for content producers, broadcasters, and advertisers to partner with the network.
Vodafone
Vodafone entered the Indian market in 2005 by acquiring Hutchison Essar. To rebrand Hutchison Essar as Vodafone in India, it launched the ZooZoos advertising campaign featuring cartoon characters to promote its value-added services. The ZooZoos ads were a big viral marketing success, achieving over 3 million YouTube views. The campaign helped establish Vodafone as the most visible brand during the IPL season and increased awareness of its services.
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Stratoshear Technologies provides mobile marketing solutions using patent-pending technologies. They have partnerships with large mobile carriers in India, reaching over 120 million subscribers. Their offerings include mobile advertising platforms, notifications, and an ad network. Mobile phones in India have surpassed other mediums with over 600 million subscribers and close to 600 crore calls made daily, representing an opportunity for targeted mobile advertising.
Omniverse TV Media Kit
Omniverse TV distributes movies, series and specials across various media platforms to over 400 distribution outlets. It is owned by New Media Buys, which provides targeted content syndication and ad sales services. Omniverse TV is launching 8 new lifestyle-focused channels and a portable set-top box called One World Television that provides over 300 channels of global content through an internet connection.
Vodafone (An Advertising Perspective)
The document discusses Vodafone's ZooZoos advertising campaign during the 2008 Indian Premier League season. ZooZoos were cartoon characters that promoted Vodafone's value-added services. The campaign was a viral marketing success, with videos receiving millions of views. It helped position Vodafone as a young, fun brand connected to common people in India compared to its previous 'Hutch' brand. The low-cost animated ads were more relatable than expensive celebrity endorsements.
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The document announces a shopping carnival to take place from January 17-24, 2016 in Jaipur, India. Bad Fox Network is organizing the event to provide branding and sales opportunities for businesses. Sponsorship levels range from Rs. 11 lakh for the title sponsor to Rs. 4 lakh for associates. Sponsors will receive various marketing benefits depending on their level, including branding on tickets, hoardings, and media coverage during the month-long event.
Get Loud: Leveraging Digital Audio to Amplify Your Reach by Triton Digital - ...
Presented by Benjamin Masse, Triton Digital’s Managing Director, Market Development and Strategy, “Get Loud: Leveraging Digital Audio to Amplify Your Reach” is a thought-provoking session on the burgeoning digital audio channel, and its efficacy in reaching global audiences in a targeted, meaningful way. This presentation provides an overview of the evolution of digital audio, the tools that are available in the space, and a case study that demonstrates the reach and transformational power of the audio channel.
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VASify is a leading provider of managed mobile VAS and content services across various platforms such as SMS, MMS, apps, and IVR. They provide end-to-end managed services that include hardware procurement, software deployment, customization, support, content management, and more. VASify offers a variety of mobile content such as text and multimedia messages, games, apps, and IVR/voice services. They have a global presence serving customers in Africa, Southeast Asia, India, and other countries.
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Brands Presentation 2011
This document summarizes the capabilities and services of Live365, the world's largest internet radio network. It provides state-of-the-art technology tools and services to over 7,000 independent radio stations across 260 genres. Live365 offers brands an end-to-end solution to create custom branded internet radio stations that drive traffic, awareness, and engaged consumers through music. It provides built-in distribution across its network of 3.5 million monthly listeners, iTunes Radio, Facebook, and mobile apps. Live365 handles all licensing, royalty payments, and compliance for its partners.
Jiosaavn (Business Model Canvas)
Saavn is an Indian music streaming platform founded in 2006. It has since grown to have 20 million monthly active users worldwide and partnerships with over 900 music labels. The platform offers free streaming supported by advertisements and a subscription service called Saavn Pro which is ad-free and allows offline listening. In 2018, Saavn was acquired by Reliance Industries, combining it with their JioMusic service to create a large Indian music streaming business.
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- 4. GSM Partners Inter-connect Broadcasting Own Content Inter-connect Inter-connect NEXT
- 8. Across 21 countries in South Asia, Middle East & Africa Hollywood Content Sony Pictures, Warner Brothers, Disney & Dreamworks NEXT
- 12. Our Interlinked Mediums SMS Your Short Code Push Services Contests Ring Tones Clips/Themes/Wallpaper WAP wap.yourbrand.com MMS Clips Ring tone/Theme Chat & other services IVR 0900/0800- Your Code 0900 Contest Push Ring tones Songs Special Occasions Web yourbrand.com Platforms/ Themes Premium Content downloads IPTV Song Dedication Kiosk Brand Activation MMS / Song Dedication Ring tone/Theme/ Wallpaper/logo Bluetooth / IR Downloads Music/Jukebox Logos/wallpapers Premium Content NEXT
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- 27. Text to Win the latest Shine Set Participant’s Profile Random participant picture Personal message from Participant Top 10 Participants Countdown Directions to vote NEXT
- 38. Next More than 100,000 items and 1,300 Mobile Phones in 100 towns!
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