Supported by Kewego’s web solutions, Volkswagen is simultaneously launching its Web TV channel in six European countries: France, Germany, Austria, Belgium, Spain and Italy. In the short term, Volkswagen plans to integrate Web TV into all its websites worldwide.

By incorporating Web TV channels into its websites, Europe's No. 1 carmaker intends to:
This new partnership will allow Kewego to reinforce its leadership in the transport and automotive sector with its web, intranet, mobile and screen video broadcasting solutions.
“The automotive and transport industry has quickly grasped the benefits of broadcasting videos on media other than TV,” says Olivier Heckmann, Managing Director and co-founder of Kewego. “By multiplying their points of contact with consumers, they can boost their visibility and awareness of their products and make an efficient return on investment.”
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A propos de Kewego
Créée en 2003, Kewego propose des solutions professionnelles permettant de gérer, diffuser et monétiser des vidéos sur Internet, Intranet, mobile et réseaux d'écrans. Ces solutions utilisées par les médias, les entreprises et les agences de communication permettent de mettre en œuvre des stratégies vidéo efficaces et rentables. Avec plus de 450 clients, Kewego se positionne comme le leader des solutions vidéo en Europe.
Contact Presse : Morgane LAURENT - +33 (0)1 78 09 58 85 - presse--@--kewego.com.
Founded in 2003, Kewego provides business solutions for managing, broadcasting and monetising videos on Internet, Intranet, mobiles and screen networks. These solutions are used by media groups, companies and communications agencies to implement effective and profitable video strategies. With over 450 customers, Kewego is now the European leader in video solutions.