The Albanese Government has updated the Spherex Classification Tool approval to include ratings for theatrical releases, home entertainment, and streaming content in Australia. Spherex was previously approved to classify online films.

Spherex was featured in the DPP’s IBC 2024: Demand versus Supply Report, a comprehensive look at how the M&E industry is meeting key customer demands. The report focuses on the topics of empowering creators, understanding audiences, engaging users, and innovating the newsroom. It also highlights many of the technical innovations seen at the recent IBC Show.

One of the conundrums of streaming is that although a service can deliver content globally, it is not guaranteed to be acceptable in a particular local market. Netflix found this out when it announced global availability in 2016 at CES and was quickly banned in markets like Indonesia, where some of the content was deemed too violent or sexual. In 2016, without boots on the ground in a local market, it wasn’t easy to assess whether a show or movie would be culturally acceptable.

Spherex’s Co-Founder & CEO, Teresa Phillips, spoke at the recent OTT.X Summit in an insightful fireside chat titled "Unlocking AI: Driving Growth in Global Media Distribution" with Colin Dixon, Founder & Chief Analyst at nScreenMedia. The conversation provided a deep dive into how Spherex is leveraging AI to revolutionize media distribution on a global scale.

We are thrilled to announce that TV Tech honored SpherexAI with the prestigious Best of Show award at IBC2024.

Experience Spherex AI September 15-18Over the last two years, Spherex AI has been recognized by some of the Media and Entertainment (M&E) industry's top organizations and publications for AI leadership and technical excellence. This ground-breaking product automates reviewing titles for content compliance at a territory level. It identifies objectionable content based on local regulations and cultural sensitivities, from inappropriate language to nudity, violence, and more.

The 19th Annual ITVT Awards for Leadership, recognizing the most innovative and disruptive organizations in interactive and multiplatform television, awarded Spherex as the Most Innovative Technology – Content.

TV Tech has announced its Best of Show Awards for the 2023 NAB Show, April 16-19 in Las Vegas. The awards are judged by a panel of industry experts on the criteria of innovation, feature set, cost efficiency and performance in serving the industry.

Spherex will demonstrate Spherexgreenlight™, its revolutionary expert-in-the-loop artificial intelligence and machine learning solution, at NAB Show in Las Vegas. The five-day event features 1,000+ broadcast, media, and entertainment exhibitors, educational panels, networking events, and special events.