YANGAROO Inc V.YOO

Alternate Symbol(s): YOOIF

Communication Services

YANGAROO Inc. is a technology provider in the media and entertainment industry, offering a cloud-based software platform for the management and distribution of digital media content. It provides advertising, entertainment and awards management software workflow solutions to customers across multiple geographic regions. Its Digital Media Distribution System (DMDS) platform is a patented cloud-based platform that provides customers with a centralized and fully integrated workflow directly connecting radio and television broadcasters, digital display networks, and video publishers for centralized digital asset management, delivery and promotion. DMDS is used in the advertising, music, and entertainment awards show markets. Its ancillary production services include a short-form version for direct response customers and long-form digitization. It focuses on optimizing its television traffic instruction workflow and enhancing its television legal clearance offering.

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Cloud-Based Multimedia

Big Industry Names Involved in Cloud-Based Multimedia
Published by J. Angelo Racoma on 22 March, 2011
Delivery of music and other multimedia via the cloud has involved big names lately. Google has been reportedly developing a cloud-based music service for its Android smartphone operating system. This system will enable users to save space on their Android tablets and smartphones by storing multimedia on Google’s servers and pull these on-demand. Apple is likewise reportedly taking iTunes libraries to the cloud after its acquisition of Lala. Micrsoft, having recently announced the end-of-life of its Zune player, is likewise rumored to be developing a cloud-based Zune music service.
The involvement of major industry players seems promising, and the concept of delivering multimedia through the cloud is further supported by the fact that mobile networks are making a big effort to improve their infrastructure, in order to provide faster mobile data speeds. Ensuring fast access will make it easier for users to access their content, and will make sure that service providers will not lose out on a mobile-oriented business model.
Will cloud-based music services replace your trusty iPod soon? Not likely in the next few months, but as mobile data becomes faster, and devices become more sophisticated, this is likely to be a reality. Maybe in five years.

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