TVU Networks and InPlayer Partner to Create Complete Production, Streaming and Monetization Workflow

InPlayer Monetization Platform Now Available to Current and Future TVU Customers

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MOUNTAIN VIEW, CA – April 14, 2022 – TVU Networks, the market and technology leader in cloud and IP-based live video solutions, has announced a strategic partnership with InPlayer, the leading monetization platform for content owners. Through the partnership, existing and future TVU customers can benefit from InPlayer’s Pay Per View and Subscription tools to create a complete production, streaming and monetization workflow. The InPlayer platform can be used with any TVU product or service.

With InPlayer, content owners can generate significant pay-per-view and subscription revenues direct from the fanbase. The scalable InPlayer technology manages all aspects of the monetization process including authentication, entitlement, payment and customer support.

“This partnership enables our customers and prospective customers to turn content they produce into a direct, revenue stream,” said Paul Shen, CEO, TVU Networks. “This integration breaks down barriers for our clients and creates new business opportunities for them. Our relationship with InPlayer is at the heart of TVU – to empower content creators.”

The InPlayer solution provides a variety of tools that help customers maximize their transactions, such as: discount and access codes, free trials, merchandise, syndication, live chat and fan engagement, gift vouchers, and donations. The InPlayer platform is API-driven, providing flexibility to clients for customization and white label options.

“Within the sports world, it’s becoming more commonplace for content owners to take their video and other assets direct to the fan said Edit Kovács, Chief Product Officer InPlayer. “With the TVU Networks/InPlayer combination, any owner, event or organization has a complete workflow to bring that content directly to the viewer.”

TVU Networks will be exhibiting at the NAB Show in Las Vegas later this month (Booth #W3806).

About InPlayer

InPlayer is the market leading content protection and monetization platform. It offers a secure, reliable and scalable Paywall service to more than 800 customers globally. Trusted by some of the world’s largest rights holders, content creators, production companies and streaming platforms.

About TVU Networks®

 TVU Networks is a global organization with more than 3,000 customers using its IP and cloud-based workflow solutions across multiple industries including news, entertainment media, sports, corporate, streaming, houses of worship and government. Through the use of AI and automation driven technology, TVU helps broadcasters realize an efficient metadata and story-centric workflow through its TVU MediaMind platform for live video content acquisition, indexing, production, distribution and management. The company has been on the forefront of developing the tools needed to revolutionize and streamline the Media Supply Chain. TVU is a critical part of the operations of many major media companies worldwide and is a Technology and Engineering Emmy® Award winner.

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