Home deals Amagi Tunes into $100M for Cloud-Based Video Content Creation, Monetization

glenn-carstens-peters-EOQhsfFBhRk-unsplash — Photo by Glenn Carstens-Peters on Unsplash under the Creative Commons License

deals
Featured Top Slider

Amagi Tunes into $100M for Cloud-Based Video Content Creation, Monetization

September 10, 2021

950

TechCrunch reports: “Media technology company Amagi announced Friday $100 million to further develop its cloud-based SaaS technology for broadcast and connected televisions.”

TAGS
amagi
Content Creation
Video

Facebook

Twitter

Previous articleVideo Games Are an Important Music Discovery Tool for Gen Z, New Survey Finds

Next articleToya Raises $4M to Fuel Development on Roblox

Staff Report

Tubi’s New Scenes Feature Plays Clips To Help You Find Your Next Binge

Applications

Spotify Tests A Video Feature For Audiobooks As It Ramps Up Video Expansion

advertising

Warner Bros. Discovery Bowing AI-Powered ‘Shop With Max’ Ad Technology Ahead Of Black Friday

Subscribe to our Newsletter

DMW Events

Interested in being a speaker at one of our events?
Submit your application here!

RSS Feed Sponsored by Globe News Wire

Universal Media Group, Inc.’s award-winning TV show Before The Fame with Mike Sherman has been nominated for a Suncoast Emmy for the third consecutive year
Big Screen Entertainment Group Launches Big Screen Capital to Fund a Range of New Projects
Global Ascension Studios Announces Production of Groundbreaking Documentary: "The Man You Don’t Know"
AB INTL GROUP Announces Launch of a Film Entity as Subsidiary in China
Getty Images Named as Official Photographer of the 2024 Toronto International Film Festival
AB INTL GROUP Announces Repurchase of Common Stock for Cancelation
AB INTL GROUP Announces Business Updates
International Bestseller J.D. Barker Launches Co-Authored Book Line
DJ Akib Introduces New Wedding Experience with Dual Band and DJ Setups
AB INTL GROUP Reports of Financial Results for period ending May 31, 2024 and achieved Net Profitability

Amagi Tunes into $100M for Cloud-Based Video Content Creation, Monetization

Follow us on Instagram @instagram.com/digitalmediawire

EVEN MORE NEWS

Tubi’s New Scenes Feature Plays Clips To Help You Find Your...

Spotify Tests A Video Feature For Audiobooks As It Ramps Up...

Warner Bros. Discovery Bowing AI-Powered ‘Shop With Max’ Ad Technology Ahead...

POPULAR CATEGORY

RELATED ARTICLESMORE FROM AUTHOR