Interactive TV Headlines Round-Up (III): Livefyre, Bottle Rocket, Watchwith, Bravo, BBC Worldwide, Monterosa, "Top Gear," MTVu, Nintendo, TiVo, Netflix, QuickPlay, BlackBerry, Rentrak, RADiUS-TWC
January 31, 2013
As most of you are probably aware, [itvt]'s daily news reporting was on hiatus for several weeks, because our editorial team was working on TVOT NYC Intensive 2012 and then taking a post-event break. In order to catch up with the news we missed during that period, we are covering stories in headlines/round-up format (note: we have marked older stories with the date they originally broke). We expect it will take us a couple of weeks to catch up with all recent developments, so if you have sent us a press release or briefed us about a piece of news, and don't yet see it covered here, please bear with us.
- Launches "Super Bowl NewsHub" Social-TV Destination Livefyre
- Livefyre Launches NewsHub Social-TV Platform at CES (January 8th)
- Livefyre Teams with Bottle Rocket and Watchwith on Bravo's BravoNow 2.0 iOS App (December 20th)
- BBC Worldwide Uses Monterosa's New LViS Studio to Power International Second-Screen Game for "Top Gear"; Has Purchased Long-Term LViS License
- MTV's College Network, MTVu, Unveils Student-Conceived Interactive Video Experience to Increase Awareness of Human Trafficking
- Launch of TiVo and Netflix on Nintendo Wii U Delayed
- Cloud-Based Video-Distribution Solutions Provider, QuickPlay Media, to Support BlackBerry 10 Platform:
- Measurement Company, Rentrak, Signs Deal for its OnDemand Essentials and Digital Download Essentials Products with Weinstein Company's Multiplatform Division, RADiUS-TWC
- Rentrak in Multiplatform Measurement Deal with PBS Distribution (January 22nd)
Lifefyre - Super Bowl
Lifefyre-NewsHub
Lifefyre - Bravo
BBC World - Top Gear
Nintendo
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