Dreampark's IPTV middleware bringing HD to hotel guests in Scandinavia and Russia

by Darren Murph, posted Feb 24th 2008 at 4:10PM

We're all about getting more HD to hotels -- after all, how else would an HD junkie stay sane on the road? -- and it looks like more could be headed to certain locales in Scandinavia and Russia. More specifically, Hoist Hospitality Group plans on distributing the system to some 15,000 rooms in the aforementioned areas, and the system itself will be provided by Dreampark. The firm's Dreamgallery IPTV middleware solution will reportedly be used to deliver an unspecified amount of high-definition content to an undisclosed amount of hotels, but here's to hoping that we find out more soon.

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Tags: Dreamgallery, Dreampark, hd iptv, HdIptv, Hoist Hospitality, HoistHospitality, hotel, iptv, lodging, motel, russia, Scandinavia

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Vanguard @ Feb 25th 2008 12:09AM

Dreampark,

Bring it on....
I've stayed in the Russian hotel pictured above a few times.
As well as, many other hotels all over western Russia.
The TV sets and service are often something to behold.

There was a TV Remote Control in one town that provided more entertainment than the TV ever could have.

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