FYI Television Expands Office Space for Growth in Rich Media Content
Today, FYI Television, Inc. (FYI), the leading provider in TV listings schedules and programming content, announced the recent expansion into additional office space.
Online, July 24, 2012 (Newswire.com) - Today, FYI Television, Inc. (FYI), the leading provider in TV listings schedules and programming content, announced the recent expansion into additional office space. The corporate office of the growing organization now occupies an additional 6,000 square feet across multiple floors within its Class A office building. FYI executives say the expansion is a push for additional image and metadata content to exceed client demands for "Over-The-Top" TV (OTT) content that will soon be introduced to a wide range of video enabled devices, like smart phones, tablets, desktops/laptops and smart TVs for consumers.
FYI has upgraded server hardware, network systems, software technology and personnel to accommodate future growth. FYI plans to add up to 30 new staff member positions by end of fourth quarter 2012.
Nat Mansell, Vice President of Business Development and Data Solutions, said, "We are excited about our growth and what it means in terms of new opportunities for both our employees and clients. These additions will allow us to expand our product offerings with richer and deeper content while continuing to exceed our prospect and client expectations."
The majority of extra footage has been devoted to the growth of the rich media content team, data solutions and client services, enabling the company to maintain its commitment of complete and accurate television entertainment content and program schedule listings.
"Our mission is to continue to be the premier television listings and rich media content metadata provider. We have always been about first-rate products, nothing less. This expansion helps us stand on our continued commitments to our clients, prospects, company and employees," said Christopher Stark, Sr., President and CEO of FYI.
Stark says he wants FYI's clients' subscribers and readers to have the most dynamic user experience across any device imaginable and to accomplish that these days, imagery is everything. He strives for clients to see and experience the results of fantastic, first-rate content realized firsthand.