Acronyms that contain the term watchwith 

Watchwith

Watchwith, the leading television industry platform for sync-to-broadcast content authoring, content management and metadata syndication, unlocks value across the television industry by transforming how people engage with TV programming and advertising. Watchwith gives television creators, producers, distributors and app developers a simple and powerful way to realize new value around their programming on any screen. Television creators and producers use Watchwith Showrunner to efficiently author original content. The Watchwith API delivers time-based metadata that powers related content events, one-click commerce, and contextual advertising around television programming, commercials. The Watchwith platform also enables business rules-based syndication features that allow customers to control the related content experience on smartphones, tablets, connected TVs, game consoles, OTT set-top boxes and direct-to-consumer television second-screen companion apps. Powered by the Related Content Database™, Watchwith enables content owners to create new licensable content properties that will generate profits across media far into the future. Watchwith is headquartered in San Francisco, California. For more information visit watchwith.com, or contact us at more@watchwith.com.The Related Content Database™ was originally established in 2006 to provide content owners with a database in the cloud that enables them to add a related content experiences to their Blu-ray™ discs. Our proven software solutions and data services have been deployed by major films studios and consumer brands including The Walt Disney Company, 20th Century Fox, Sony Pictures Entertainment, Warner Bros, Netflix, Fandango and Totalmovie. The Related Content Database contains second-by-second time-based metadata for over 3000 feature film and television programs. Today, the tools we’ve used internally to create this catalog of licensable time-based metadata have evolved into the Watchwith Platform and the Related Content Database remains a core component of the platform.

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