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Hong Kong-based Galaxy To Use Macrovision Technology

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Galaxy Satellite Broadcasting, a Hong Kong-based satellite TV provider, has signed an agreement with Macrovision [Nasdaq: MVSN], a Santa Clara, Calif.-based digital rights company, for technology to protect Galaxy’s near-video-on-demand (NVOD) programs from unauthorized copying. Financial terms were not disclosed.

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