Canoe to be test kitchen for latest interactive-ad interfaces

Canoe Ventures, the cable company-backed consortium for advanced-advertising applications, likely will be the first benefactor of so-called Stewardship and Fulfillment Interfaces that will provide the backbone for the next generation of interactive marketing on TV. "SaFI is really meant to be an enabling set of interfaces that sit between the MSOs and the trunk systems, or to Canoe and other external third parties that want to conduct business with one or more MSOs," explained Comcast's Walt Michel. "It really enables accessibility to our platforms and our capabilities, things like ETV and tru2way."

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This story published in CTAM SmartBrief on 10/30/2009





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