In The Press

Phillips offers a cutting-edge solution for an increasingly global entertainment biz, hyper-conscious about offending viewers’ cultural sensibilities. Using a combination of AI, machine learning and old-fashioned human curation, her company analyzes movies and TV series to ensure they are relevant and appropriate for 240 different territories around the globe, assessing everything from legal compliance and appropriate audience range to religious references and cultural taboos.

Variety’s “10 Innovators to Watch” will highlight emerging talent and technologies in communications, entertainment and more on April 28 at 9:30 a.m.

As a part of our series about women who are shaking things up in their industry, I had the pleasure of interviewing Teresa Phillips, Co-Founder and CEO of Spherex.

Leading a team of data scientists, AI engineers and product developers, Phillips and her team are making sense of the crowded content landscape worldwide so media and entertainment companies don’t get lost in translation.

How a tech startup is helping streaming TV services comply with local laws and avoid cultural missteps as they expand internationally

Global data and technology company Spherex unveiled their new technology solution today that enables media and entertainment companies to seamlessly and easily adapt their content to be compliant, relevant, rated, and culturally appropriate for any global market.

2020, a year of global chaos and crisis, cannot come to an end soon enough for many. But 2021 is just around the corner, and there is good reason to believe (much) better days are ahead.

Global data and technology company Spherex unveiled a technology solution that enables media and entertainment companies to adapt their content to be compliant, relevant, rated, and culturally appropriate for any global market.