OTT
Video delivered over the internet directly to viewers, outside a traditional managed broadcast network.
PLAIN LANGUAGE
A shared vocabulary helps commercial, content and technical teams make the same decision. These definitions explain the role of each term; they do not claim that every capability is included or available in every AtomGo project.
The foundations that organise and deliver a professional video experience.
Video delivered over the internet directly to viewers, outside a traditional managed broadcast network.
The system used to create, organise and publish catalogue and editorial information.
Distributed infrastructure that delivers media closer to viewers.
The software surface that controls playback, tracks and interaction.
Subscription access to a video catalogue.
Video access funded wholly or partly by advertising.
A transaction for one title, event or access period.
Models and measures that connect viewing with a sustainable operation.
Free ad-supported linear streaming channels.
Information collected directly in a relationship you operate with a clear purpose.
A group analysed from a shared start date or behaviour.
The proportion of customers or subscribers who leave in a period.
Rights-control technology for protected media playback.
Media asset management across originals, versions, metadata, rights and workflows.
An edit decision list that transfers timeline decisions into an editing workflow.
Interfaces and operating concepts that connect systems with AI operations.
A documented interface through which systems request defined operations.
An event sent from one system to a receiving endpoint.
A protocol for exposing tools and context to compatible AI systems; it is distinct from the AtomGo REST API.
A controlled entry point that applies identity, permissions and routing.
A system that prepares or executes a bounded job using authorised tools and context.
A defined, repeatable agent job with inputs, output, permissions, approval and fallback.
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