MediaStar is a portfolio of convenient program management tools that allow broadcasters to manage their program schedules and contract terms online.

MediaStar is a fully hosted product that can be deployed quickly and requires no local infrastructure. Content is provided by the broadcaster and TitanTV does the rest.

This edition of our popular MediaStar product is a time-saving component that tracks contract runs and episodes as well as compliance with distributor terms. It rounds out MediaStar's robust feature set by centralizing storage of and access to essential contract information.

More than 1,300 TV stations nationwide use TitanTV's program schedule listings on their websites. In addition to allowing web users to see a full-day's line-up at a glance seven days a week, TitanTV hosts a fresh 30-second video to promote what's on network prime time each night. This video gives every TV station's online visitors useful information about that evening's programs, including fun and unique storylines, special guest appearances and more.

SHVERA Tools allows television stations and direct broadcast satellite carriers to work together within the confines of FCC legislation. SHVERA removes the time-consuming nature of individual responses to waiver and challenge requests by providing a single system that allows for batch management tracking and archiving of all such requests.

TitanCast can rapidly transform your online presence by delivering a high-quality branded video player, with innovative publishing tools and access to content from throughout the TitanCast Network.

Patents awarded as of January 1, 2008.

Geneva Patent
Awarded November 14, 2000.
Patent number 6,147,642

Regulation of broadcast television via satellite based upon household location and predicted signal strength.

This patent covers technology that enables satellite companies to determine the appropriate broadcast TV signals they can provide to consumers using the precise location of a household.

Antenna Selector Patent
Awarded December 14, 2004.
Patent number 6,832,070

Determination of optimal off-air antenna for broadcast reception based upon household location and predicted signal strength.

This patent covers technology that allows consumers to choose the appropriate broadcast antenna for their precise household location.

Geneva Internet Patent
Awarded June 26, 2001.
Patent number 6,252,547

Continuation
Awarded March 30, 2004.
Patent number 6,714,759 B2

Regulation of broadcast television via the Internet based upon household location and predicted signal strength.

These patents, in conjunction with pending patent applications, cover technology that allows internet users to watch broadcast TV online while at the same time preserving broadcasters' rights to geographic exclusivity.

Household Level Programming Patent
Awarded August 31, 2004.
Patent number 6,785,904 B1

System and method for delivery of programming information based upon household location.

This patent covers Titan's TV listings guide, which provides accurate TV listings specific to a precise household; previous technology was imprecise as it only provided more generic TV listings based on postal zip code.

Individualized Content Guide Patent
Awarded June 12, 2007.
Patent number 7,231,604

Programming information with a configurable multi-tab display.

This patent covers technology that allows consumers to use a single program guide to see precisely which broadcast, cable, satellite and HD TV channels they can receive at their precise geographic location.

Delivering Rerun Video Programming on Non-HDTV Digital Side Channels
Awarded April 11, 2006.
Patent number 7,028,323

A system including feedback mechanism for automatically selecting programming to be made available to personal video recorders on digital side channels and a mechanism for delivery of rerun programming in other than real time.

This patent enables TV stations to broadcast specific shows and content to consumers at consumers' request.