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Orad Hi-Tec Systems is a world-leading provider of real-time 3D broadcast graphic, video server, and media asset management solutions, including news, channel branding, sports production and enhancement, elections and special events, virtual studios, and virtual advertisement. Orad's compelling solutions streamline production workflow, enhance viewer experience, and improve production value. Orad’s solutions has been widely adopted by some of the world leading broadcasters such as RTL, MSNBC, ESPN, TF1, TV Globo, CCTV, Channel 4, HBO, DW, Canal+, Turner, Televisa and others.

Rocket Network is the industry standard global production network for audio professionals. The Company has established this standard through development and resale partnerships with leading audio companies, including Digidesign/Avid, DSP Media, Emagic, Euphonix, MOTU, Steinberg and Waveframe who have developed or are developing "RocketPower(TM)" versions of their products. This allows users to access the network via their favorite audio applications. Rocket Network's worldwide network for audio production and session management allows simultaneous multi-user access to files that can be dynamically updated from anywhere, at any time, and provides services that enhance session workflow, such as central secure archiving, talent search, and cross application support. Rocket Network's technology and services are becoming an integral part of a growing percent of professional audio sessions.

Euphonix develops computer-based systems that bring digital sound recording, mixing, and editing to professional recording studios.

Blue Order Solutions AG provides media asset management solutions. It offers Media Archive, an enterprise media asset management platform that enables to find the right content, integrate into existing production environment, establish collaborative and automated workflows, manage intellectual property rights, schedule content ingests, and deliver content.

Maximum Throughput Inc. is a networked storage developer whose products deliver SAN performance over TCP/IP. The Company's unique solutions provide many times the storage bandwidth of other NAS and SAN products, using software that runs on commodity hardware. Maximum Throughput's products offer unparalleled performance capacity management, and capacity availability, and have the lowest total cost-of-ownership in their class.

Sibelius is the world market leader in software for writing, teaching and publishing music. It specializes in creating and distributing innovative, high-quality software that is easy to use. With products for composition, coursework, testing, reference, playback, publishing, authoring and e-commerce, Sibelius covers every aspect of music. Sibelius has hundreds of thousands of users in 100 countries, including famous musicians, schools, universities, teachers, students, professionals and amateurs. It is headquartered in London, with subsidiaries in California and Australia, and more than 80 employees worldwide. In 2006, Sibelius was acquired by Avid Technology, Inc.

Sundance Digital Inc. develops broadcast automation solutions for the television automation industry in North America and internationally. The company offers device control software for broadcast video servers, tape transports, graphics devices, and other common station equipment. Its products comprise Titan, FastBreak NXT Automatio, FastBreak NXT XPress, Intelli-Sat, and Digital Delivery Management System, which are used to manage broadcast master control operations; and NewsLink, a digital newsroom. The company also provides technical support services. It serves public and commercial broadcasters. The company was founded in 1994 and is based in Irving, Texas. As of April 13, 2006, Sundance Digital Inc. operates as a subsidiary of Avid Technology, Inc.

Medea Corporation manufactures ATA-based RAID solutions for digital content creation and streaming media applications. It offers G-RAID, a storage system to support multi-streams, uncompressed SD, HDV, and DV non-linear video editing via a FireWire 800 interface.

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Pinnacle Systems pioneered digital video creation, enhancement and delivery. The company grew to $350M in revenue and went public on Nasdaq in 1994 under the symbol PCLE. Pinnacle was acquired by Avid Technology in 2005.

M-Audio is a leading provider of creative tools for electronic musicians and audio professionals. M-Audio specializes in transforming advanced technology into affordable products.

NXN Software is supplier of Digital Asset and Production Management solutions for the computer graphics and digital entertainment industries.

iNews LLC provides broadcast news software solutions for television, radio, and the Web.

Pluto Technologies International is a privately held provider of video storage and networking solutions for broadcast news.

The Motion Factory is a production company.

Rocket Network is the industry standard global production network for audio professionals. The Company has established this standard through development and resale partnerships with leading audio companies, including Digidesign/Avid, DSP Media, Emagic, Euphonix, MOTU, Steinberg and Waveframe who have developed or are developing "RocketPower(TM)" versions of their products. This allows users to access the network via their favorite audio applications. Rocket Network's worldwide network for audio production and session management allows simultaneous multi-user access to files that can be dynamically updated from anywhere, at any time, and provides services that enhance session workflow, such as central secure archiving, talent search, and cross application support. Rocket Network's technology and services are becoming an integral part of a growing percent of professional audio sessions.

Autodesk's vision is to help people imagine, design, and create a better world. SOFTIMAGE is a leading developer of 3D animation, video production, 2D cel animation and compositing software solutions for creative professionals. Located in Montreal, Quebec and employing approximately 300 people worldwide, SOFTIMAGE was founded in 1986 and purchased by Microsoft in 1994.

Digidesign designs, develops, and manufactures digital audio production systems. The company offers Pro Tools HD, software for audio quality and workflow; Pro Tools LE to create, edit, and mix productions; Pro Tools M-Powered to create, edit, and mix music; ICON, a digital console line for music studios and post-production facilities; VENUE, a live sound production environment that delivers studio-grade sound; and control surfaces, which provide hands-on control of track volume, panning, plug-ins, playback, and other recording, mixing, and editing operations. It provides professional music, film, video, multimedia, and radio broadcast industries with tools for digital recording, MIDI sequencing, editing, signal processing, and surround mixing. Digidesign also offers official Pro Tools training courses. It sells its products through dealers, distributors, and OEM relationships. Digidesign was founded in 1984 and is based in Daly City, California, with locations in the Americas, Europe, Africa, Asia, the Middle East, and the Pacific Rim.