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Roskino and SPB TV Tried Out Virtual Film Market
June 15, 2020, was the final day of the Key Buyers Event: Digital Edition content market. The first virtual market for Russian content was organized by Roskino JSC supported by the Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation and the Government of Moscow. The technology platform for Key Buyers Event was developed and is supported by SPB TV. More than 1,400 participants were accredited to the event; about 600 of them represented international companies from 70 countries.
Key Buyers Event: Digital Edition is Russia' First Virtual Content market
The technological platform used for the event execution was developed and is supported by the SPB TV company
Key Buyers Event organizers guarantee protection of content on online market
Russian companies have sufficient experience in ensuring the security of online content, says Kirill Filippov, CEO of SPB TV.
Russian media company donates 50,000 medical masks to Chinese colleagues
A charitable donation from the Russian company SPB TV was delivered to China's Chengdu today. The media organization sent 50 thousand masks to their colleagues from China. According to the decision taken by the management of the China Central Television and Radio Corporation, the masks will be further transported to those working in the areas where the epidemic situation is most severe and complex.
Immediately after its launch in China, Russian animated series Moonzy entered the list of top-rated kids' TV shows in this country.
Moonzy and His Friends is a Russian animated TV series produced by the Melnitsa studio and Russia-1 TV-channel. On January 1 it premiered on CCTV Kids, the leading state-owned children's TV-channel in China, and immediately became the most watched morning children's TV show, - says RIA Novosti, referring to the Melnitsa studio press service.
E Terra media launches a platform for esports fans based on SPB TV's solution
On January 27, 2020, E Terra media holding and its technology partner SPB TV have jointly launched (in a test mode) E Terra journal, a unique service for e-sports fans. The service is already running on iOs, Android, and web browsers (free of charge), and a version for smart tv is to be launched soon.