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Jul 8, 2011 8:00 AM
QuickPlay Media, formed in Toronto, Canada, is appropriation the network operations core properties of FLO TV for delivering calm to tablets, smartphones and other wireless devices.
FLO TV's mobile TV service, that was owned by Qualcomm, was close down progressing this year due to insufficient of business. Terms of the treat for FLO TV's 30,000sq-ft information and operations core in San Diego, CA, were not disclosed.
QuickPlay wants to spread its footprint in the United States is to hurriedly expanding business of distributing calm to wireless mobile media devices, mentioned Wayne Purboo, boss and CEO of QuickPlay Media. He mentioned MSOs, carriers and telcos have a flourishing urge for determining that content.
QuickPlay will use the one-time FLO TV trickery to succeed the takeover and placement of both live and on-demand calm for a extended operation of IP-enabled devices. It already manages more than 1 million media properties on interest of such customers as ATT U-verse, SIRIUS XM Radio, Bell Mobility, Motorola Mobility, Rogers Communications, RIM and Sony Pictures.
QuickPlay's new San Diego services are quite good matched to delivering live programming, inclusive special events, to tablets and other IP-enabled devices. QuickPlay will erect on its live events experience, that includes powering high form events such as the stately wedding, 2011 Stanley Cup Finals, 2011 SuperBowl and the 2010 FIFA World Cup.
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