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Press Releases
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07 August, 2008
AmberFin partners with Benchmark Microsystems to increase its presence in the Indian market
AmberFin today announces Benchmark Microsystems as the latest addition to its global partner program. The new partnership will enable AmberFin to strengthen its existing presence in the Indian market.
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23 July, 2008
AmberFin iCR enables 200,000 programming files to be delivered to Turner Entertainment Networks
Software solves the challenges of converting Pinnacle files to new Omneon playout servers
AmberFin is pleased to announce the first results from its extensive work with Turner Entertainment Networks, a division of leading U.S. broadcaster Turner Broadcasting System, Inc. (TBS, Inc.). By implementing AmberFin iCR Turner has resolved the incompatibility issues between its existing Pinnacle and incoming Omneon playout servers, saving over 46,000 hours of reingesting time and making over 200,000 video files accessible on its new servers. -
09 July, 2008
AmberFin appoints Vice President for the Americas to drive regional sales and growth
AmberFin today announces the appointment of Kurt Kyle as Vice President and Head of Region for the Americas. Kyle will be responsible for AmberFin’s channel and strategic partners in this region, as well as driving growth and customer acquisition.
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23 June, 2008
AmberFin enriches iCR solution to support evolving customer needs
AmberFin iCR 3.5 to incorporate extensive new compatibility functions
AmberFin today announces the launch of the newest upgrade to its iCR software, the open standards, future proof platform that digitizes and transforms new and archived content, across multiple delivery platforms. -
03 June, 2008
AmberFin warns broadcasters not to miss out on new revenue generation opportunities
Film and broadcast industries must capitalize on opportunities for archived media content
Newly-formed digital media expert AmberFin, home of the Emmy award-winning iCR software that digitizes new and archived content, today predicts that the film and broadcast industry could be losing out on valuable new revenue streams through failing to make the best use of existing archived content.