Thanks to this implementation and by providing a customer-centric mobile content experience with mobc3, media companies can now break out their siloed offering and abstract the content from the device, so that it can be leveraged cross-channel: digital broadcastng, mobile, web, web TV, gaming consoles, internet-of-things and 3D immersive media.
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