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ThinkAnalytics Touts Video Wins

November 14, 2012 |

LONDON and LOS ANGELES -- ThinkAnalytics™, the company behind the world’s most widely deployed multiplatform TV Search & Recommendations Engine, has increased its customer base by 75 percent over the past six months with 15 new operator customers.

With a global customer base that now stands at 35 operators and more than 80 million licensed subscribers, ThinkAnalytics is benefiting from significant traction and major new operator wins in North America as well as continuing strong growth in Europe. The raft of new contract wins has boosted year-on-year revenue by 75 percent for the nine months ending 30 September 2012.

“TV operators the world over now recognize that delivering personalized and intelligent search and recommendations is the key to unlocking the full value of their content libraries and linear TV for subscribers,” said Peter Docherty, Founder and Chief Technology Officer, ThinkAnalytics. “We’re solving a central paradox: despite ever-increasing content choices, many consumers still perceive that ‘there’s nothing on’. Our explosive growth is a testament to both the rising market demand, and the unmatched capabilities and experience of ThinkAnalytics.”

ThinkAnalytics Ltd.


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