We are delighted to announce that China Airlines has chosen Stellar Entertainment as their new content service partner. Since January 2021 cycle, we h.
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With the arrival of the new wave of consoles, we didn t have the time to fully check out Need for Speed Hot Pursuit Remastered when it launched, but the Criterion masterpiece is especially deserving of our focus now as support has been added for the nex-gen consoles, opening the door to a 4K experience running at 60 frames per second. More than that, in the wake of the news that Criterion s
new Need for Speed title has been delayed, it s also an opportunity to reflect on an astonishing run of iconic racing games from the Guildford-based developer.
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Months before Boeing’s partnership with Spanish firm Immfly led to the
late-November launch of a new wireless IFE and digital services platform called Boeing Digital Direct, Immfly’s content and advertising units were separately carving out their own identity.
Located in Andorra la Vella, the capital of Andorra in the Pyrenees mountains between France and Spain, QuiverTree Media on 19 October 2020 announced its formal launch as a specialist aviation media business and content service provider (CSP), following a pre-launch phase as a spinoff of Immfly.
QuiverTree is clear about its value proposition. “By integrating content, advertising and OTT services, QuiverTree Media unlocks the inflight medium’s full potential. We create new benefits and efficiencies across the entire CSP value chain previously unavailable to airlines,” says company chairman Chris Bouwer, who is presently the most visible face of QuiverTree, but is joined by as-yet-unpublicized investors with backgr
Inflight entertainment specialist Stellar Entertainment is pleased to announce the appointment of Sam Allen as Managing Director from January 2021. In his new role, Sam will advance Stellar Entertainment’s strategic objectives that include providing airlines with effective and adaptive content solutions, while also leading the company’s award-winning production arm, Stellar Studios. Previously, Sam held the position of Director of Licensing and he will continue to manage the Stellar licensing and acquisitions team.
In making the announcement, founder and chairman of Stellar Entertainment, Rob Lynch, said: “Sam has been with Stellar for eight years and I am proud to see his growth not just in his skills and experience but much more his passion. The promotion serves as recognition of Sam’s exemplary work, diverse skillset, and remarkable achievements, especially during challenging situations. We are excited for him to be at the helm leading a great team to greater height