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weComm provides mobile interactive application for the BBC radio visualisation trial
Jul 03, 2009 (TELECOMWORLDWIRE via COMTEX) --
weComm, a developer of interactive mobile data solutions, said Friday
that it has designed the application currently being used by the BBC
for its trial of 'radio visualisation', giving mobile audiences
synchronised access to relevant images, 'now playing' and artist
information, news, entertainment and sports feeds, together with the
ability to interact directly with the programme while on the move.
The application is built on weComm's wave On-Demand Mobile Application
Platform and delivers a live radio broadcast for radio shows involved
in the trial including the Chris Moyles Show, Zane Lowe and Switch on
BBC Radio 1, Material World on BBC Radio 4 and a selection of The Hub
sessions on BBC 6 Music.
The wave platform uses a client-server infrastructure to deliver
high-quality, interactive mobile data services optimised to all major
mobile operating systems. The technology delivers content and
applications to handsets on-demand.
No financial details were disclosed.
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