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Leading into CES Cineverse Unveils New Branding, CTV & Voice Features for CINESEARCH, Powered by Matchpoint™
Award-Winning Search & Discovery Tool Uses AI to Help Movie and TV Fans Decide What to Watch in an Easy, Engaging and Entertaining WayLOS ANGELES, Dec. 22,
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[{"type":"text","content":"Award-Winning Search & Discovery Tool Uses AI to Help Movie and TV Fans Decide What to Watch in an Easy, Engaging and Entertaining WayLOS ANGELES, Dec. 22, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Cineverse (Nasdaq: CNVS), a next-generation entertainment studio, has announced that its award-winning, proprietary content search & discovery tool, CINESEARCH, will be coming to CES 2026 (January 6-9 in Las Vegas) with new features. This includes CTV and voice capabilities that continue to make deciding what movies and TV shows to watch easier, more engaging and entertaining.\n \n \n \n \n \n \n \nPowered by Matchpoint™, CINESEARCH was recently recognized as a top emerging technology tool at DEG's EnTech Awards and ranked #4 in a list of The 20 Game-Changing Uses of AI in Entertainment by Media Play News. It is a revolutionary, AI-powered content search and discovery platform that is available to consumers (cinesearch.com) and now for commercial licensing to OEMs and streaming platforms (cinesearch.com/business). CINESEARCH aims to improve the user experiences for consumers who too often give up after spending too much time \"doom scrolling\" through a streaming platform's main menu then give up by offering the entertainment and television industry the ability to transform their consumer-facing services into a state-of-the-art user experience. With CINESEARCH, discovery transforms from a point of friction to a reason viewers stay longer, explore more deeply, and engage more often with the platform.Substantial effort has been made in expanding CINESEARCH's domain-specific dataset of enriched film and television metadata. Unlike established foundational models like OpenAI or Google's Gemini, CINESEARCH does not rely on data scraped from the internet, rather it leverages a proprietary dataset optimized for advanced AI search with an automated workflow that adds new metadata days after new films are released. In addition to now supporting content spanning over 500 streaming services worldwide, the underlying dataset, cineCore, now has an expansive taxonomy of contextual metadata that spans the entire spectrum of human experience: emotions, feelings, moods and vibes. By referencing established psychological models, the extensive emotion-based metadata has now been structured into an expansive taxonomy that allows for a highly effective means of searching over...