Systems operational live

Data Ingest — records ingested 24h
Harmonization & Enrichment — assets enriched 24h
Media & Image Hub — images processed 24h
Metadata & Media Delivery — API requests served 24h
Platform availability — uptime 30d

Representative platform activity · updated continuously

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Our end-to-end platform for media metadata, from ingest to delivery. Start with the overview, or jump to a layer.

MP Platform

One system, from ingest to delivery.

The whole platform in one view: how raw schedules and catalogues become trusted, enriched, permanently identified metadata and visual assets, delivered in your format.

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AI Suite

AI across the platform, not bolted on.

A cross-cutting layer. Visual AI tags and crops images, text AI drafts synopses and translations, and matching AI links broadcasts to the right record, while editors stay in control.

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Data Ingest

Collect and normalize data from every source.

The inbound layer. We bring in schedules, VOD catalogs, and content from thousands of channels and streaming services, normalize inconsistent formats, and detect changes before anything enters production.

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Client Integration Hub

Where your systems connect to the platform.

The integration layer between client systems and the MP Platform: how connections, credentials and data exchange are set up and managed for each client.

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Harmonization & Enrichment

Where metadata is created, linked, and enriched.

The production core. Editors build and enrich records for films, series, episodes, and events. The platform links each broadcast to its master record, and every item gets a permanent Media Press ID for consistency across channels and languages.

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Media & Image Hub

Visual assets for every format and resolution.

The asset layer. Millions of posters, stills, logos, and title cards, deduplicated and linked to the right title or person, rendered on the fly to any crop, ratio, or resolution.

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Metadata & Media Delivery

Delivered through your preferred channel.

The outbound layer. Metadata reaches you via real-time API, scheduled feeds, or a self-service portal, with secure access and full verification of every delivered package.

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The data services you can license and subscribe to. Select a product to see what it covers.

Linear TV Metadata

Full metadata for linear TV schedules.

Complete, enriched listings for thousands of channels: titles, descriptions, cast, genres, flags, and images, kept current up to airtime.

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Streaming Metadata

Metadata for streaming on-demand catalogs.

Enriched metadata for on-demand catalogs, matched to the same master records as linear TV so each title keeps one identity.

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Open ID

One identity that connects every party's IDs.

Producers, distributors, broadcasters and operators each use their own identifiers for the same content. Open ID maps them all to one shared identity, at title level and down to season and episode.

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FAST Channel Metadata

EPG for FAST channels.

The same EPG quality applied to FAST services like Pluto TV, Samsung TV Plus, and Roku, so you can add them without juggling separate sources.

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Sports Metadata

Lineups, live scores, stats, and highlights.

Relational sports metadata across 100+ countries and 136 sports, with real-time scores and highlight markers. Offered as a premium add-on.

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Celebrities & Cast Metadata

A people database of around 3.5 million profiles.

Biographies, filmographies, images, and name variants across scripts, available as cast and crew credits or as a standalone licensed product.

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Festival & Awards Metadata

Festivals, awards, nominees, and winners.

Curated festival and award data with standardized categories and history, linked to titles and people so content can be filtered by accolade.

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Media & Image

Posters, stills, title cards, and channel logos.

High-quality imagery in any resolution and aspect ratio, delivered through stable URLs, with smart cropping and optional AI upscaling.

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Localization & Enrichment

Localized metadata in 30+ languages.

Titles and descriptions adapted per market by editorial teams and translators, with cultural adaptation, not just literal translation.

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Content Insights

Historical availability and broadcast data.

A cross-market archive of what content was available, when and where — across linear, FAST and on-demand, built on more than 30 years of data and tied to Open ID.

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Run your service

Content identity & rights

Whatever you run and wherever you sit in the content chain, the same data and platform fit your case. Find yours.

Pay-TV & IPTV operators

One clean guide from many sources.

You aggregate channels and on-demand content from many providers, OTT included. We unify it into one consistent guide and give you the platform to manage it across your whole line-up.

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Broadcasters

Your content, enriched and distributed.

You own and schedule your content. We standardize, enrich and illustrate your metadata, and give you one place to manage and deliver it everywhere it needs to go.

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Streaming & VOD platforms

Rich, de-duplicated catalog metadata.

Large on-demand catalogs, OTT included, need accurate, well-illustrated, duplicate-free metadata. We deliver it and keep it consistent with your linear and FAST data.

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FAST channels & aggregators

Stand up EPG for many channels, fast.

Launching FAST means EPG for a lot of channels at once. We supply listings, artwork and scheduling so you go live quickly and stay current.

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Sports services

Live data that drives the guide.

Live sports needs lineups, scores, highlights and blackout rules in real time. We deliver relational sports metadata and the markers your guide runs on.

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Studios & content owners

Register your content with your own ID. We unify it, then keep that exact title identifiable across the chain, whatever ID a distributor, broadcaster or operator assigns later.

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Rights & royalties

One ID for accurate settlement.

You attribute and pay out royalties, and need an unambiguous, consistent ID to do it. We resolve every party's IDs to one.

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Research & analytics

Clean, comparable, connected data.

Research and analytics firms need consistent data tied to a single identity. We deliver comparable metadata linked by one ID, so measurement holds up.

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19 September 2017 · Event, Media Press, News

The industry´s first “no frills” TV recommendation service announced at IBC in Amsterdam

TV recommendation service launched by media-press.tv

our crew at IBC

At IBC 2017 Exhibition we’ve announced the launching of the industry´s first “no frills” TV recommendation service that is designed to deliver high class, superfast and low cost TV recommendation services to European TV operators, websites, and mobile services. Avoiding complex processing and privacy issues our “no frills” recommendation solution is simple to implement, and new content categories can easily be set up, as we’ve demonstrated in Amsterdam.

Media-press.tv crew (Sarah Cechnicka, Grzegorz Kanpczyk and Christian Toeepper ) demonstrating TV recommendation service at ibc 2017, Amsterdam.

tv recommendation service

“We are glad to introduce an intelligent means of generating TV recommendations to the marketplace. Our IT developers have experience with highly complex processes. But now, we´ve struck it plain and simple. We are delighted to offer yet another tool of first class entertainment guidance capabilities to our customers.” – said Grzegorz Knapczyk, CTO at media press Group.