DigiRegs Makes Official European Debut

SAN DIEGO — Copyright protection software product DigiRegs will be featured at The European Summit in Sitges this week, with company execs offering demonstrations for prospective clients. 

The plug-in software has already been integrated into some of the most notable tube sites and adult entertainment destinations online with data-driven results, company execs said.

DigiRegs makes it easy for clients to process content files and specify what they want the system to do if their files are matched online.

Should a match be found and flagged, DigiRegs instantly notifies the producer and publisher and creates a real-time record — and then it’s up to the clients to decide what to do next.

Producers can attach custom advertising banners or sell space for each video, and the publisher can place the banners to optimize their ad revenue and boost traffic.

“We created DigiRegs to offer a scalable, flexible and completely dynamic content management and protection system that would be easy to integrate into any existing system,” company execs say.

"Real-time protection and notification give clients more control over their content, as well as instant feedback and user data that can help them better target their advertising. And that’s why we’ve chosen to team with the TrafficHaus guys for our initial roll-out and demonstrations – they have their fingers on the pulse of the adult ad service and solutions industry and there isn’t another company we can imagine working with.”

To see how DigiRegs can integrate into your system, contact a TrafficHaus rep or mark your calendar for Sunday, March 8, beginning at 4:30 p.m. in the Garbi Meeting Room or Monday, March 9,at 3 p.m. in the Levant Meeting Room to see one of the  two demos taking place at the show.

Team members will be on hand at the conference to show new and potential clients how this easy-to-use interface can help protect content while optimizing their traffic and ad revenue.

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