Key Announcement
Amagi Media Labs Limited announced that Law&Crime has migrated its Court TV channel operations to Amagi's CLOUDPORT cloud-native platform. The migration covers both live broadcast and Free Ad-supported Streaming TV (FAST) operations.
Technical Details
The migration replaced manual, disconnected systems with a single automated cloud platform. The platform unification aims to provide more reliable viewer access to Court TV's live and breaking news coverage across broadcast, streaming, and connected TV platforms.
Project Timeline and Execution
- The migration was completed within a five-month timeframe following Law&Crime's acquisition of Court TV
- Amagi completed the technical migration in six weeks with zero disruption to live service
- The company provided ten days of hands-on hypercare support
- An onboarding specialist was on-site for the first week of operations
- Every playlist, metadata feed, and distribution endpoint was tested against Court TV's prior setup before going live
Operational Capabilities
- Court TV broadcasts approximately 10 hours of live programming each weekday
- Content is automatically repackaged into weekend syndication without manual rebuilding
- Live operations are managed through Amagi Intella, Amagi's AI-powered managed services platform
- Amagi developed custom automation to support key operational workflows
Client Testimonial
Debasish Mishra, Chief Technology Officer of Law&Crime, stated: "We had five months to take on Court TV and no room for downtime. A migration this complex is never trouble-free — what mattered was having a partner who understood the assignment, adjusted when the plan needed to change, and kept working the problem with us until we were across the finish line."
Company Statement
Srinivasan KA, Co-founder and President-Global Business of Amagi, commented: "Migrating live operations without any disruption takes precision, and that's exactly what our team delivered. By unifying broadcast and FAST on CLOUDPORT and automating day-to-day scheduling and playout, we've freed Law&Crime's Court TV team to focus on programming, not operations."
Business Context
Amagi's platform manages 9,000+ channel deliveries across 300+ distributors in 40+ countries. The company offers Streaming Unification, Monetization & Marketplace, and Cloud Modernization services for media companies.
Additional Information
The press release is hosted on the company's website at https://www.amagi.com/investors/notifications.