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Indonesian media network Kompas Gramedia Group has introduced its pay-TV brand, ‘K-Vision’. Kompas has selected content security company Conax to provide content protection for its K-Vision pan-Indonesian DTH platform. Conax has delivered the Conax Contego Plus unified security back-end for protection of K-Vision’s new DTH platform. The service will enable monetization of the operator’s FIFA World Cup broadcasting rights in Indonesia, and deployment of new services. The operator has already launched DTH-DVB S2, MPEG-4 for SD services.
Roll out began in this year’s first quarter, with a roadmap to deploy HD services throughout the country moving forward. The new platform will enable K-Vision to extend its DTH network to include hybrid networks and new business models, such as multiscreen services as its business grows.
Kompas’s K-Vision platform enters the market with the 2014 World Cup Broadcasting Rights for Indonesia. K-Vision will offer 65 international channel in SD and HD and several local channels, in addition to sports channels, based on a broad transmission network across Indonesia. Kompas unveils pan-Indonesian DTH platform with Conax - Telecompaper
Roll out began in this year’s first quarter, with a roadmap to deploy HD services throughout the country moving forward. The new platform will enable K-Vision to extend its DTH network to include hybrid networks and new business models, such as multiscreen services as its business grows.
Kompas’s K-Vision platform enters the market with the 2014 World Cup Broadcasting Rights for Indonesia. K-Vision will offer 65 international channel in SD and HD and several local channels, in addition to sports channels, based on a broad transmission network across Indonesia. Kompas unveils pan-Indonesian DTH platform with Conax - Telecompaper
