NetworkNewsBreaks – Sanwire Corp. (SNWR) Subsidiary Adds Streaming, Marketing Services Through Roku, Fire
Sanwire (OTC: SNWR), a diversified company with a focus on technologies for the entertainment industry, and Intercept Music Inc., SNWR’s wholly owned subsidiary, have announced a major new marketing feature for their independent artists. According to the announcement, Intercept can post music videos on Roku’s What’s Good Entertainment channel as well as Amazon’s Fire TV platforms; collectively the platforms reach into 100 million homes. Sanwire noted that streaming music and music videos is a burgeoning space, with Spotify paying artists $5 billion in 2020 and YouTube close behind, paying almost $4 billion. Intercept is committed to help its artists gain the greatest exposure and maximize their revenue. Intercept Music is an entertainment technology company that offers independent artists a full suite of tools to support them in effectively distributing, marketing and monetizing their music. Intercept’s online Software as a Service (“SaaS”) platform delivers an unsurpassed combination of marketing, promotion, and distribution to hundreds of stores around the world, as well as every major streaming service, including Apple Music, Google Music, Pandora and Spotify. “We are excited to be able to add music placement for our artists on the Fire TV platform and Roku,” said Intercept president Tod Turner in the press release. “Video is the most engaging form of music entertainment and with a combined 100 million households we believe that this is an essential addition to complement our suite of services.”
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Sanwire (OTC: SNWR), a diversified company with a focus on technologies for the entertainment industry, and Intercept Music Inc., SNWR’s wholly owned subsidiary, have announced a major new marketing feature for their independent artists. According to the announcement, Intercept can post music videos on Roku’s What’s Good Entertainment channel as well as Amazon’s Fire TV platforms; collectively the platforms reach into 100 million homes. Sanwire noted that streaming music and music videos is a burgeoning space, with Spotify paying artists $5 billion in 2020 and YouTube close behind, paying almost $4 billion. Intercept is committed to help its artists gain the greatest exposure and maximize their revenue. Intercept Music is an entertainment technology company that offers independent artists a full suite of tools to support them in effectively distributing, marketing and monetizing their music. Intercept’s online Software as a Service (“SaaS”) platform delivers an unsurpassed combination of marketing, promotion, and distribution to hundreds of stores around the world, as well as every major streaming service, including Apple Music, Google Music, Pandora and Spotify. “We are excited to be able to add music placement for our artists on the Fire TV platform and Roku,” said Intercept president Tod Turner in the press release. “Video is the most engaging form of music entertainment and with a combined 100 million households we believe that this is an essential addition to complement our suite of services.”
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