Sponsor post: Cisco Videoscape: All of Your Content. All of Your Devices. All Together Now.

Cisco Videoscape is a service provider solution that lets consumers bring together content from pay TV, online, and on-demand sources. They can then combine content with social media, communications, and mobility to create a truly immersive TV experience.

Cisco Videoscape reinvents the TV experience and makes it something entirely new:

  • More simple. Less complexity, with fewer devices needed for immersive experiences
  • More visual. A vast array of content delivered to consumers, wherever and however they want to view and interact
  • More social. Social networking and communications so consumers can show, share, and engage through video experiences
  • More mobile. Consumers can take their TV experience on the go and view it over multiple screens in or out of the home

And its all delivered by service providers and Cisco together.

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