<b>With Catch Up TV the user is able to rewind and
watch previously aired TV programs up to 14 days old. The technology
is completely wireless and can be watched on smart TVs, mobiles and tablets. </b>

The connected home has
presented issues for several operators who are losing customers to the
increasing number of wireless actors and on demand services. Today Internet and
cable TV operators face a complex situation with multiple screens and mobile
devices, which forces them to reconsider their technical approach towards
content distribution. Approximately 26% of the consumers are aware of
multi-screen TV – a number which is increasing steadily. TV boxes, wires and
remote controls will soon be history.

VionLabs have for the
last couple of years been developing Catch Up TV technology, and are now
launching it on Tele2 Play. The launch is just days before the date of VionLabs’
and Sweden’s first ever Film & TV Hackathon. &nbsp;

<b>Comment</b>

”We have been warning
for a long time now that if cable TV operators don’t update to multi-screen TV,
mobile operators and other wireless cable TV companies like Magine will take
over the market offering a more enjoyable experience and innovative technology.
We have seen many Internet providers try to deliver a complete service like
this to their customers, but few have succeeded”, says Arash Pendari, CEO at
VionLabs.

VionLabs have developed&nbsp;digital eco-systems&nbsp;for operators and
hardware providers since 2009. Many of our clients have built their OTT
solutions based on VionLabs’ platform. This client base consists of Excito,
Tele2 Play, Cyberia, Vialync and Atflick – a new service that will be launched
this autumn.

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