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Leading Media Content Security Experts to Highlight Signiant Executive Webcast, July 10 at 11 a.m. PDT »

Produced by MESA and CDSA, this interactive panel will feature top executives from 20th Century Fox, Deluxe Digital Studios and Adobe discussing innovative approaches to securing the global movement of high-value digital media. Continue reading →

Broadcast Asia Daily | Speeding Up File Transfer »

How long does it take to send a file that holds an hour-long HD movie? According to Ian Hamilton, CTO and Vice President of Development at Signiant, the average time using moderately high-speed broadband at 50 mbps, is about 21 hours. With the help of Signiant software, however, the same file can be sent in as little as 3 minutes. Continue reading →

Future Reality to Resell Market-Leading Signiant Media File Movement Solutions in Australia »

Experts in production systems for editing, content creation, digital intermediate workflow and film-resolution shared storage solutions, Future Reality also provides a range of system design, installation and integration services; hardware and peripherals; and high-speed international network connectivity. Continue reading →

Australian Telecom Company AAPT Selects Signiant for New End-to-End Media Connect Service »

The community media network – AAPT Media Connect – uses a hosted Signiant service, allowing private and public content exchange or a combination of both. The network will provide flexible models to the market, applicable to all levels and sizes of the media community, with low barriers to entry. Continue reading →

Germany’s wige MARKETING Selects Signiant to Speed Distribution of Promotional Motorsports Video for Broadcast »

“After testing for a recent DTM race, we were sold on Signiant. It worked perfectly and enabled our customers to download large video files at speeds that were close to real-time playout – and without any failures or dropped packets like you might expect with FTP.” Continue reading →

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