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In Demand Rides Comcast's CDN

May 31, 2012 |

NEW YORK -- HITS and iN DEMAND announced today an agreement to make thousands of titles licensed by iN DEMAND available via the HITS® On Demand Content Distribution Network.

The content from iN DEMAND, a leading distributor of transactional Video On Demand (VOD) for the industry, includes movies from major studios and independent filmmakers. HITS® On Demand Content Distribution Network, a new cloud-based solution from HITS, offers third party operators additional on demand library content without the need for them to upgrade their local storage.

With the additional titles, these operators have new opportunities to attract more viewers on existing VOD platforms and further monetize their on demand investments. In addition, the asset-based solution should help to keep cable subscribers using the cable infrastructure rather than turning to other options for long-tail content.

In Demand LLC


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