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6 QA Mistakes and How to Avoid Them
Our Quality Assurance Engineer goes through the 6 most common QA mistakes, and how to avoid them. Based on her experience testing TV Apps!
Disney Nets Flix - Greener Pastures Ahead?
In this blog, we explore how streaming providers can ensure that their businesses are fuelled by clean and sustainable technology, not just great content.
Smart TV: is the pain worth the gain?
Smart TVs are a strategic platform for streaming service providers to invest in, but development is very challenging. This article presents some solutions.
IBC 2019 Hot Topics: Smart TV & Addressable TV?
The hot topics at IBC 2019 included the rise in Smart TV applications, and addressable TV with the opportunities it brings for Operators.
TV 2 Sumo selects Norigin Media for TV Apps
TV 2 Sumo, a leading streaming service owned by Norwegian commercial public broadcaster TV 2, has...
Swedish streaming service Nenda chooses leading Nordic TV tech solution provider for user interface
Nenda, a company that aims to disrupt the worldwide B2B TV market with a new streaming service for hotels, will partner with Norigin Media, a leading Nordic TV tech solution provider with customers such as Bonnier, Orange, FOX and Deutsche Telekom. The collaboration will strengthen Nenda’s position in the market with a user-friendly interface with unique features and system integrations.
Norigin Media open source parts of TV App framework
Norigin Media, a Scandinavian TV tech company, has open sourced parts of its tech framework for building TV Apps. This open source initiative aims to increase the quality of software across the streaming industry, and encourage broadcasters to work together by reusing common code.
Smart TV Navigation with React
This is our first open source project, which addresses Smart TV Navigation with React.
When developing for Smart TVs (or Connected TVs)…
Norigin Media goes open source!
Our R&D teams are always updating and evolving the software stack that we use to create multiscreen TV apps. Much of our software uses code written by others…