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Mate it’s 40 degrees here and I’m fried
One more day to go with this heatwave...


Linius means big data on steroids
Apply AI to that big data to analyse user tastes and preferences
Then serve ads that appeal to those tastes and preferences

***Ads specific to each unique viewer account can be embedded in the video if served by Linius***

This is what Linius can do that no other streaming service can do: embed user specific ads within the one video file.

Streaming services may splice and serve multiple videos but cannot dynamically embed eg. an ad for weight loss in eg. the latest drama movie

Read this article below to see -even TiVo has limitations because it does not yet have Linius:

https://www.techhive.com/article/3335636/ces/tivo-talks-streaming-apps-android-hardware-and-a-potential-live-tv-service.html

One of the more innovative features TiVo demoed at CES earlier this month didn’t involve any new hardware or new apps: An upcoming feature called “Smart Extend” will automatically record sporting events until they’re over, even accounting for overtime or extra innings.

To enable this feature, TiVo partnered with a company called Thuuz, which works with sports leagues to monitor games in real time. TiVo then matches Thuuz’s game data with its own internal clock, and sets the DVR timer accordingly. (You can also add an extra 15-minute buffer just to be safe.)

Unfortunately, Smart Extend won’t work for programs that appear after a sporting event, so a major gripe with all DVRs—that shows get clipped when sporting events run long—will remain unaddressed for now. Still, Malone said he’d been asked about that issue several times during CES, so perhaps the company will figure out a solution before long.

The tie-in with Thuuz could also enable some other interesting DVR features. Malone pointed out that Thuuz gives every game an “excitement” score of up to 100, based on factors such as player statistics, injuries, and the actual game score. In the future, he said, TiVo might let users avoid recording games that don’t reach a certain excitement threshold.

“Maybe you like baseball, but you don’t want to watch 160 games a year. You could just say, ‘Record my favorite teams when they’re in a game that starts getting exciting,’” Malone said.

He then added: “Anybody who says there’s no room left to innovate in the DVR world is not thinking broadly enough.”

https://www.techhive.com/article/3335636/ces/tivo-talks-streaming-apps-android-hardware-and-a-potential-live-tv-service.html




Now compare this to Linius, watch the AGM preso in full. This is just the tip of the ice berg:

https://www.linius.com/live-recording-agm-2018-highlights-and-hyper-personalized-video-demonstration/


Opinion only, dyor etc