CoreMedia goes Korea - BND selects CoreMedia for DRM interoperability

May 15, 2007 – CoreMedia, the global provider of software solutions for convergent content business, today announced that BND, one of the leading mobile solutions companies based in Korea, has selected the CoreMedia DRM Client Conformance Test Tool (CTT). BND uses CoreMedia DRM CTT to check their DRM agent implementation against all OMA DRM 2.0 client conformance tests. Conformance testing with CoreMedia DRM CTT is the first step to full interoperability with OMA DRM 2.0. The CoreMedia software, which is the exclusive reference implementation for OMA (Open Mobile Alliance), reduces time to market costs.

CoreMedia offers a smart, open and unbeaten interoperable technology for secure end-to-end content distribution wireless and fixed line. CoreMedia complements DRM technology for OMA 1.0 and 2.0, Windows Media DRM with MusicTrace Watermarking.

CoreMedia DRM CTT provides a complete DRM environment for testing devices against the CoreMedia DRM ROAP Server, which fully supports the spec revision as officially approved in March 2006. The software interacts both with mobiles and with PCs, so test reports can also be viewed and commented on using a more convenient PC interface.

Headquartered in Daegu, Korea with an office in San Jose, US, BND, www.bndnet.com develops mobile technologies including EMS, MMS, JAVA, MOD and is Samsung’s partner in mobile technology. Since its founding in 2000 BND is at the forefront of creating a “Mobile Society”.

For interoperability testing, CoreMedia also provides the acclaimed CoreMedia IOP Test Server, which delivers end-to-end testing and is an invaluable resource for vendors and operators to check their end-to-end conformance and product viability in use with OMA Enablers.

Both test tools enable the continuous testing of mobile products and services against the world’s most deployed DRM server, the CoreMedia DRM Platform, which sets the benchmark in interoperability worldwide. Many of the world’s top handset manufacturers use CoreMedia test tools to match the requirements for deploying powerful 3G/UMTS services.