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2. 2011 ATEME wins Red Herring’s Top 100 Global Award Red Herring Global is the culmination of a year’s work of scoring thousands of privately held companies from around the world. The pool of candidates for the Award includes the top contenders from the Regional competitions in Europe, North America, and Asia. Finalists were evaluated on both quantitative and qualitative criteria, such as financial performance, technology innovation, execution of strategy, and penetration into their respective industries. Former Red Herring winners include Facebook, Twitter, Google, Yahoo, Skype, Salesforce.com, YouTube and Ebay. “We are 100% committed to innovation for the benefit of our clients, irrespective of global market conditions. This Award is received with pride, as an invitation to bring more disruptive technology to our multi-screen video processing market in 2012. ” said Andy Lovit, Senior Vice President and General Manager, Americas for ATEME at the Red Herring Awards ceremony in Los Angeles.

3. 2011 National Film Board of Canada and ATEME partner for multi-screen NFB/ONF deploys TITAN in file based multi-platform OTT delivery workflow “With the proliferation of new digital platforms for watching and sharing films, NFB is working to bring its rich collection of documentaries, animation and interactive productions to audiences everywhere, on any device,” explains Luisa Frate, Director General at NFB. “Our cooperation with ATEME covers a wide range of target devices and adaptive delivery formats. We’ve joined forces to design software for transcoding files and streams that fully comply with both industry formats and our high standards for content integrity. What’s more, we’re building in an operational scalability that will ensure these solutions are compatible with all future requirements.”

4. 2011 ATEME advances to second place in worldwide production video transcoding market Frost & Sullivan have ranked ATEME in second place in the Production Video Transcoding market in their most recent 2011 World Video Transcoder Market Report (N975-70). This latest Frost & Sullivan report shows ATEME’s current market share at 11% of the total production video transcoding segment revenue. In the report, Frost & Sullivan also mentions, “ATEME has been gaining market share rapidly on the strength of its products which are used extensively for creating VOD libraries in high quality.” KFE

5. 2011 ODmedia taps ATEME TITAN KFE for multi-platform content production ODmedia and ATEME announced today their continued relationship and the recent upgrade of the ODmedia facilities with the latest KFE release. This enterprise-grade encoding software enables ODmedia to further expand its network of over 100 operators it delivers video content to. Tim Koeleman, CTO of ODmedia, commented "ATEME’s KFE is an essential part of our architecture and helps us to transcode content completely on-spec with a very high-quality result. The latest software upgrades will help us to continue doing that with enhanced efficiency for the platforms we deliver to, and hopefully for many new ones as well." KFE

6. 2011 ATEME announces Amazon EC2 Cloud Interoperability and Offering with the KFE File Transcoding Product ATEME announced that the award-winning KFE file-transcoding product has been tested for interoperability within the Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2). In addition, the ATEME KFE software can now be installed and licensed directly by our customers for use with the Amazon EC2 cloud in conjunction with the ATEME cloud-install application guide and easy-to-use command line install application. KFE

7. 2011 ISILON and ATEME team for enhanced media processing performance ISILON and ATEME announced an extended partnership to support high performance content processing for video delivery to multiple screens. Today’s announcement builds on nearly two years of successful joint deployments for the world largest Video On Demand services in Americas, Europe and Asia By combining ISILON IQ Series scale out NAS storage and ATEME’s TITAN transcoding platform, service operators benefit from an increased throughput. The partnership dramatically simplifies the operational challenges of multi-screen transcoding workflows. Installed in a matter of hours, the solution scales out linearly with the expansion of the content catalogue, the migration to HD, or as new output formats are added to support more viewing devices.

8. 2011 World`s largest IPTV operator expands into connected VOD services with ATEME transcoders “We picked ATEME’s transcoder when our IPTV service began because of its superior quality compared with competitors,” said Bobby Lee, BesTV New Media’s Chief Technology Officer. “Since then we have gone into Connected TV and are now using ATEME’s transcoder there too.” KFE

9. 2010 Civolution and ATEME join forces toenable early window content in PayTV The two companies have integrated Civolution’sNexGuard - PayTV & Online watermarking technology with KFE, ATEME’s multi-format file-based transcoder, creating a solution which allows content owners to confidently offer premium content - such as high definition movies - in an early release window to PayTV operators. “This is a major technological advancement but also a crucial commercial move for the PayTV industry’’, said Wim Bus, Senior Vice President Product Management at Civolution. KFE

10. 2010 NETIA & ATEME to partner on multi-format file basedprocessing solution NETIA, a leading provider of software solutions that enable efficient management and delivery of content to today's full array of media platforms has selected ATEME, H.264 video compression solutions provider, as its primary partner for mass production file based workflow content delivery. The first solution will be delivered to the content division of a major French Telco and will manage all non linear content production. This massive project is at the heart of the convergence strategy, for delivering content to all terminals like set top boxes, computer and mobile devices.   “We offer to our operators the most effective and bandwidth efficient content for delivery of multi screen encoding. With the ATEME’s Kyrion File Encoder we are able to supply mass production for VOD content reaching high-quality enabling operators to feed their On Demand catalogue with a wide range of content,” concluded Mr. Pierre Keiflin, Managing director at NETIA. KFE

11. 2009 DIRECTV selects ATEME DIRECTV, the world's largest Pay-TV service, has selected ATEME, H.264 video compression solutions provider, to bring uncompromised quality content to its subscriber base via its on demand service. “We are committed to providing our customers with the best television viewing experience possible”, said Hanno Basse, vice president of Broadcast Systems Engineering, DIRECTV, Inc. “The ATEME solution is a significant step for us in bringing pristine 1080p quality to our customers, who have come to expect only the best from us. ATEME has tremendously improved our quality of service.” KFE

12. 2008 BT Vision ApprovesATEME‘sSecond Generation H.264 Kyrion File Encoder BT Vision has approved ATEME's second generation H.264 file encoding solution, Kyrion File Encoder 2.0, for its Video on Demand service. Kyrion File Encoder 2.0 improves upon ATEME's renowned video encoding solution, allowing BT Vision to significantly improve visual quality without using additional bandwidth. "We consider the availability of ATEME's second generation H.264 file encoding solution as an important milestone on our video quality improvement roadmap", said Peter Elmer, Broadband Video Services Development Manager at BT Vision. KFE

13. 2007 Korea Telecom Standardizes on ATEME H.264 Encoding Technology for New MegaTV service “We are very happy to select ATEME technology for our new Mega TV service. Through this license contract, Korean Telecom will be able to supply the best-quality video to every home and lead in IPTV as well as the VoD market.” KFE Young-Hyun Kim, Assistant Vice President of Korean Telecom’s Media BU