Eric Boyko, presidente y CEO de Stingray Digital
Stingray has reached an agreement for the distribution of its music product suite with Asociación de Telecomunicaciones Independientes de Mexico (ATIM), the association dedicated to providing restricted TV service and internet access in rural and suburban regions of Mexico.
Very soon, subscribers of ATIM and its member companies will be able to enjoy all genres of music on TV, web, and mobile.
Stingray services will provide ATIM subscribers in Mexico access to a musical universe featuring professionally curated audio and video content in a wide variety of music genres and categories. The products included in the agreement are Stingray Music, Stingray Classica, Stingray iConcerts, Stingray DJAZZ, Stingray Festival 4K, Stingray C Music, Stingray Ambiance, and one music video channel.
“At Stingray, we firmly believe in unleashing the power of music to deliver the best music entertainment everywhere. The agreement with ATIM allows us to enhance the lives of thousands of people in remote areas of Mexico by bringing more music to their day-to-day,” commented Eric Boyko, president, co-founder, and CEO of Stingray.
“Our partnership with Stingray will enable ATIM’s member subscribers to enjoy the best music offering in Mexico with their favorite songs and artists, anytime, anywhere,” said Salomon Padilla Duarte, VP, ATIM.
Through 206 cable TV systems in 27 states, ATIM reaches over half a million subscribers in Mexico.
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