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Arkena to address every screen at TV Connect

London – March 17th, 2014:, Arkena, one of Europe’s largest media services companies, will be demonstrating its most advanced media solutions at the TV Connect fair in London the 18-20th of March 2014. Celebrating its 10thanniversary, TV Connect will be held at the Olympia Grand Hall in London, bringing together over 200 providers of connected entertainment services, from network solution providers to content management solutions, featuring premium keynotes from major industry players. Arkena, as a freshly rebranded company, will for the first time at TV Connect present its new set of

TDF Media Services empowers Google glasses with easy online video publication

Madrid, Broadcast IT Experience – 10/29/2013: TDF Media Services empowers Google glasses with easy online video publication. TDF Media Services proudly releases Google Glass support for its online video platform. The features of the Glass application enable a user to record, tag, share, view and manage the videos by voice activation with TDF's cloud based video platform."We believe that wearable technology is a significant catalyst for the future of online video," says CEO Julien Seligmann. "In our industry, especially in the corporate sector, content creation has always been a challenge.

TDF Media Services enters agreement with UDS to for the launch of the HBO Nordic OTT service

TDF´s wholly owned subsidiary Qbrick in Sweden have entered an agreement with UDS ( Urho Digital Services OY) to supply the online video platform (OVP) and part of the Content Delivery Network for the new OTT service from HBO Nordic. UDS will also use Qbrick for content protection players ( DRM), content management integration (CMS ) and media storage. ¨HBO Nordic is changing the name of the game in the Nordic through its innovative OTT service. We are happy that we can provide UDS with our solutions from Qbrick and our other TDF Media Services companies¨,  says Julien Seligmann, Head of

Qbrick and LiveU Announce Partner Agreement to Offer Powerful Live Video Streaming Solutions

Cooperation agreement brings live HD video from the field to the web for European online video publishers.IBC 2012, RAI Amsterdam, 31st August, 2012 – Qbrick, the leading provider of Web and Mobile TV in Europe, and LiveU , the pioneer of portable video-over-cellular solutions, today announced a new partner agreement to offer a complete, end-to-end live webcasting solution for online video customers. The solution combines LiveU’s compact LU40i 3G/4G live video uplink device with Qbrick’s OVP (online video platform) and CDN (content distribution network).The Qbrick/

Qbrick CDN and TeliaSonera International Carrier extends IP connectivity contract

Leading Nordic CDN provider Qbrick – owned by French TDF – renews and extends its and TDF’s cooperation with TeliaSonera International Carrier. The combined Qbrick/TDF CDN will extend its IP transit capacity Europe with special focus on the Nordics. The internet capacity after build out with TeliaSonera International Carrier will be 130 Gbps, which means that Qbrick can live stream to for instance 150.000 concurrent viewers in good quality.– Video delivery for large media companies is a regional business, and the combination of our deep knowledge about the Nordic market and TeliaSonera

Qbrick acquired by TDF Group – one of Europe’s leading media and telecommunications companies

Europe’s leading web-TV and mobile-TV supplier Qbrick, specialized in streaming media and online video solutions, is sold to TDF Group. TDF Group, with head office in Paris, France, is Europe’s largest operator of TV broadcast networks. Qbrick will be part of TDF’s Media Service division that will help European broadcasters and corporations transform their TV and video business in a connected word.Qbrick provides cloud-based video management solutions for multi-screen delivery for broadcasters and corporations in the Nordics. The company has grown through both acquisitions and organically,

Strategic acquisition gives Qbrick over 80 % share of Finland’s Web TV market

Qbrick - Europe’s leading Web TV and Mobile TV supplier, with its head office in Stockholm Sweden, is continuing its European expansion with the acquisition of Finnish Web TV company Camtenna and signs an agreement with production company GoodMood.Camtenna is set to become an integral part of the Qbrick family. Camtenna has the majority of the largest Finnish companies using streaming media as its customers. Qbrick is now able to expand its offering and further develop the Finnish market together with Camtenna. With this acquisition the Nordic Fortress is completed and the focus will now be

Broadcaster Kanal 5 and SBS Radio sign agreements with Qbrick

Broadcaster Kanal 5 and associated company SBS Radio have chosen Qbrick as the Web TV supplier for popular Kanal 5 Play and SBS Radio’s online and mobile streaming distribution. Qbrick’s customers now include most of the major media houses in the Nordic region who are at the forefront of global development of online video.Kanal 5 is one of Sweden’s largest TV channels, with a clear emphasis on broadcasting entertainment in the form of successful foreign series and popular Swedish productions. The popular Kanal 5 Play is the channel’s successful Web TV venture. Qbrick is now taking over as

Qbrick acquires Danish Web TV company Arkena, becoming the largest streaming media company in Europe

Today Swedish company Qbrick announced the acquisition of Danish Web TV company Arkena, the leader in the Danish market. This deal and the merging of the companies makes Qbrick the largest streaming media (Web and Mobile TV) company in Europe.Qbrick, the long-time market leader in the Nordic countries, has now made a move toward the European continent. The Arkena acquisition brings numerous positive synergy effects to both companies, and gives Qbrick a position in Denmark just as strong as their position in the other Nordic countries. “This is a very good deal for the two Nordic

Web and Mobile TV buzz spreading in Sweden

Mobile and Web TV have made their big breakthrough in major cities and the nationwide media, but there are still markets with room for growth. Qbrick, a leading provider of Internet TV services, sees that in Sweden the local press is now also expanding their TV offerings via the web and mobile phones.Helsingborgs Dagblad, the leading local newspaper in northwest Skåne with the largest website in the region, has been offering video on the web since 2007. Now the paper will launch an advertising solution for its Web TV service and is considering offering Mobile TV as well. “We provide

SVT extends framework agreement with Qbrick

Sweden's Television is extending its framework agreement with Qbrick regarding distribution services for SVT’s programmes via internet and mobile phone. SVT and Qbrick have been working together since 2003 and today Qbrick provides solutions and services within several different areas linked to SVT Play. The agreement, which runs up to and including 2012, was preceded by a public procurement process.“Naturally we are grateful that SVT has once again placed its confidence in us as a partner, particularly since it appears that the market for Web and Mobile TV will be continuing to display

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