
How LanTV is used across different industries
News and broadcast programming are an integral part of everyday life. From taxi drivers and workshop technicians listening to the radio while they work, to executives and businesspeople following news channels, and people watching the evening news and other programs, radio and television are part of our daily routine.
For organizations that work professionally with broadcast media, however, the need goes far beyond watching or listening to a single channel. Broadcasters, news agencies, public relations teams, monitoring organizations, advertising companies, research institutes, and public-opinion research centers use television as a key input to their workflows. They need a reliable solution that can receive a large number of TV and radio channels and make them available live and as recordings.
LanTV meets these needs by using existing networks and computers, supporting a very large number of channels and users, offering software for monitoring and live network streaming, providing centralized recording and video wall capabilities, and using an embedded operating system for dependable operation.
Organizations and companies that work closely with broadcast media and news are among the primary users of LanTV.
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Broadcasters are among the largest producers of radio and television content—and also among its biggest consumers.
LanTV provides monitoring and centralized antenna services without the limitations of traditional approaches. More than half of the company’s customers are Iran’s main broadcaster in Tehran and its provincial centers.

News agencies are key users of LanTV. To remain competitive, they need to monitor broadcast channels relevant to their coverage. News channels are both a source of stories and a way to identify emerging news trends.
LanTV can receive, record, and stream a very large number of TV and radio channels, making it a core tool for this work. Many leading news agencies in Iran have used LanTV for years.

Media plays a significant role in modern cognitive and hybrid conflicts. Monitoring broadcast channels is therefore important for identifying editorial bias and tracking messaging strategies. Domestic channels also need ongoing monitoring to verify compliance with published policies and assess the quantitative and qualitative aspects of programming.
LanTV provides a dependable way to stream and continuously record a large number of TV and radio channels for these purposes.

A key responsibility of an organization’s public relations team is to monitor media, including radio and television, so it can respond if programs or news reports present an inaccurate picture of the organization or its leadership.
LanTV and OfficeTV provide public relations teams with powerful tools, including 24/7 automatic recording and automatic deletion of older files. This is especially useful if a broadcaster later removes a disputed program or report from its archive. Live streaming also lets managers and specialists watch the organization’s TV service on their computers at specific times, such as during news broadcasts.

Advertising is among the most expensive types of broadcast content. A single second of airtime, especially during prime hours, can cost a great deal, so agencies need reliable evidence that client’s ads aired at the right time and for the agreed duration. Internet streaming services are not always suitable for this purpose because they may not record ads, or may offer no guarantee about retained recordings.
LanTV’s 24/7 channel recording and automatic cleanup of older files provide a powerful solution that many advertising agencies rely on.

Recording radio and television channels is an important tool for polling and public-opinion research organizations. Assessing how broadcast programs influence public opinion and tracking the narratives promoted by domestic and international channels are key objectives for these organizations.
LanTV provides powerful monitoring and recording capabilities for large numbers of domestic and international TV and radio channels.

Many TV channels broadcast educational content around the clock for different audiences, from the general public to high-school and university students. Examples include documentary channels, NASA TV, and Al Jazeera Documentary.
LanTV can stream these channels across a university or educational institution’s internal network, enriching the learning environment. Recording channels and providing later access to the recordings can also expand the educational content available to students.

Domestic and international news and business channels, such as IRINN, Bloomberg, BFM, and CNBC, are important sources for market research organizations.
LanTV can record these channels around the clock without requiring staff to be present and stream them over the network, making it a valuable tool for market researchers.
