Jomboy Media
Series A in 2022
Jomboy Media operates an online platform dedicated to producing and distributing original content centered around sports and pop culture. Their offerings include podcasts, digital series, and television shows, empowering creators to generate engaging content within these realms.
Kiswe
Venture Round in 2021
Kiswe specializes in enhancing live event viewing by connecting at-home audiences with in-venue fans through interactive video experiences. Its cloud-based Kiswe Studio transforms professional event production and broadcasting. Serving global broadcasters, sports leagues, and music labels like Big Hit Entertainment (BTS), NBA, Globo, MLS, PGA Tour, and Turner Sports.
Spokn is a platform for internal communications that supports remote teams by turning voice and video content into internal podcasts and Stories. It enables organizations to share updates, wins, and culture through simple, asynchronous audio and video messages, offering a more human alternative to live meetings. The platform is used to create internal podcasts for weekly team recaps, strategy updates, new hire welcomes, and announcements, helping employees stay informed and upskill through accessible messaging. By focusing on asynchronous formats, Spokn aims to strengthen remote culture and improve engagement across distributed teams.
FabFitFun
Series A in 2019
FabFitFun is a subscription-based retailer offering curated boxes of health, beauty, and lifestyle products. Every three months, members receive a box filled with full-sized products across categories such as beauty, fashion, wellness, fitness, home, and technology. Additionally, FabFitFun provides streaming video services for on-demand wellness videos and daily lifestyle content, fostering an online community for women to lead healthier lives.
Dreams is a New York City-based company that specializes in a mobile-only television platform, focusing on a modern, mobile-first news experience. Founded in 2016 by Tom Bender and Greg Hochmuth, Dreams employs patent-pending computer vision technology to transform live television news into a vertical video format in real-time. This innovative approach allows for the creation of the first-ever live, 24/7 vertical video news channels. The Dreams app is available for free in the United States on both the App Store and Google Play, and it does not require any login or registration, making it accessible to a wide audience.
Vizbee
Venture Round in 2018
Founded in 2014, Vizbee is a technology company based in New York. It specializes in unifying mobile and streaming devices into one seamless app, transforming existing mobile marketing channels into direct response paths for TV viewers.
SnagFilms
Venture Round in 2018
SnagFilms Inc. is an online film distribution company that provides a platform for audiences to watch, share, and support a diverse array of films and documentaries. Established in 2007 and headquartered in New York, the company offers access to full-length movies, TV shows, and various genres including comedy, drama, documentaries, and horror, among others. Users can stream and download content on multiple devices, such as mobile phones, tablets, desktops, and televisions. SnagFilms aims to make film viewing accessible by offering thousands of films for free, including multi-lingual options to cater to a wider audience.
ByteDance
Venture Round in 2018
ByteDance develops global digital content platforms like TikTok and Douyin, fostering user connection and creativity through short videos. It also offers enterprise collaboration tools and AI services, driven by advanced recommendation engines.
Retrieve
Venture Round in 2018
Retrieve is a company that provides a comprehensive digital platform designed for learning and communication in both educational and enterprise settings. The platform facilitates the development and management of courses, enabling users to conduct assessments and engage with students or employees through live web conferences, discussion boards, and chat functionalities. Additionally, it allows for the sharing of various resources, such as notes, files, images, technical manuals, and user guides. By focusing on content monetization, Retrieve aims to enhance the delivery of learning experiences through smaller, digestible increments, thereby promoting accelerated learning, effective communication, and increased product adoption for creators.
Conviva
Venture Round in 2017
Conviva, Inc. is a technology company that specializes in optimizing the over-the-top (OTT) video experience for broadcasters, operators, and content owners. Founded in 2006 and headquartered in Foster City, California, with additional offices in major cities worldwide, Conviva offers an intelligent control platform that enhances video quality and viewer engagement across various devices. Its solutions include Conviva Insights, which aggregates quality metrics for better business insights, and Conviva Precision, which provides real-time Global Video Intelligence for a broadcast-like experience. The platform processes nearly 3 trillion streaming data events daily, supporting over 500 million unique viewers and 200 billion streams annually. Conviva serves a wide range of clients, including major brands in entertainment and sports, enabling them to understand viewing trends, retain subscribers, and deliver personalized experiences. The company has also established strategic partnerships to further enhance its offerings in the competitive streaming landscape.
Vidme is a startup video lab that operates a video-sharing platform aimed at fostering a community for expressing and sharing ideas. The platform allows users to upload videos across various categories, including gaming, animation, movies, and entertainment. Users can share their content within relevant community sections, and notably, Vidme enables uploads without requiring users to create an account. This accessibility encourages broader participation and engagement within its community, making it a versatile space for video content creators.
Traction Labs Inc. is a content distribution technology company headquartered in San Francisco, with additional offices in Los Angeles and New York. Founded in 2013, it specializes in live streaming video and operates a digital marketing platform that connects brands and publishers with engaged audiences. The company's proprietary technology enables the distribution of various types of content, including live video, 360° video, and sponsored content, while facilitating real-time performance adjustments. Traction Labs focuses on maximizing the effectiveness of live stream campaigns through authentic audience engagement and global distribution across influential social creators and relevant publishers. Its clientele includes prominent Fortune 100 companies such as Dove, Yahoo!, and Campbell's. The company is recognized for its innovative approach, having been a finalist at TechCrunch Disrupt and attracting investment from leading venture firms.
ViewLift
Venture Round in 2016
ViewLift is a comprehensive video streaming platform designed for publishers to effectively distribute and monetize their content across various digital devices, including mobile, OTT, IPTV, and Smart TVs. The platform enables companies to connect directly with consumers by streaming video content, thereby reaching targeted audiences in a dynamic media environment. ViewLift offers a range of features, including video monetization, analytics, and content distribution, allowing creators and brands to develop successful business models around their offerings. With its focus on custom branded native applications, ViewLift simplifies the process of engaging viewers and managing content across multiple platforms.
SnagFilms
Venture Round in 2016
SnagFilms Inc. is an online film distribution company that provides a platform for audiences to watch, share, and support a diverse array of films and documentaries. Established in 2007 and headquartered in New York, the company offers access to full-length movies, TV shows, and various genres including comedy, drama, documentaries, and horror, among others. Users can stream and download content on multiple devices, such as mobile phones, tablets, desktops, and televisions. SnagFilms aims to make film viewing accessible by offering thousands of films for free, including multi-lingual options to cater to a wider audience.
FabFitFun
Seed Round in 2015
FabFitFun is a subscription-based retailer offering curated boxes of health, beauty, and lifestyle products. Every three months, members receive a box filled with full-sized products across categories such as beauty, fashion, wellness, fitness, home, and technology. Additionally, FabFitFun provides streaming video services for on-demand wellness videos and daily lifestyle content, fostering an online community for women to lead healthier lives.
Cape
Venture Round in 2015
Cape Productions, Inc. is a technology company that specializes in aerial video capture using drone and cloud technology. Established in 2014 and headquartered in the United States, the company offers a unique platform called Cape Aerial Telepresence™, which allows users to remotely control drones in real-time from any location. This innovative approach streamlines the operation of commercial drones by eliminating the need for on-site technical expertise, making it easier and more cost-effective for various agencies and businesses to utilize drone technology. By focusing on applications such as skiing and snowboarding, Cape enhances the accessibility and safety of aerial videography, catering to a wide range of users seeking to capture high-quality footage without the traditional complexities of drone operation.
BlueJeans
Series E in 2015
BlueJeans is a business specializing in video conferencing solutions for modern workplaces. It offers a unified platform that facilitates meetings across desktops, mobile devices, and conference rooms, supporting various vendors' systems. Key features include cloud recording, live streaming, real-time meeting analytics, and seamless interoperability. Thousands of organizations from diverse industries use BlueJeans daily for video, audio, web conferencing, and large-scale events, promoting flexibility and productivity among users.
ScoreStream
Seed Round in 2015
ScoreStream, Inc. is a communication platform that specializes in mobile applications designed for sharing information about sporting events, particularly high school sports. Founded in 2012 and headquartered in San Diego, California, the company’s platform includes both iOS and Android applications, as well as a website. ScoreStream engages fans by allowing them to crowd-source scores, photos, videos, and conversations from numerous games each week. This user-generated content not only enhances the experience for fans but also provides accurate reporting and coverage of local sports, catering to consumers and media companies alike. The company's former name was Crowdscores, Inc., and it has collaborated with notable clients such as ESPN and Walt Disney Internet Group.
ScoreStream
Convertible Note in 2014
ScoreStream, Inc. is a communication platform that specializes in mobile applications designed for sharing information about sporting events, particularly high school sports. Founded in 2012 and headquartered in San Diego, California, the company’s platform includes both iOS and Android applications, as well as a website. ScoreStream engages fans by allowing them to crowd-source scores, photos, videos, and conversations from numerous games each week. This user-generated content not only enhances the experience for fans but also provides accurate reporting and coverage of local sports, catering to consumers and media companies alike. The company's former name was Crowdscores, Inc., and it has collaborated with notable clients such as ESPN and Walt Disney Internet Group.
BlueJeans
Series D in 2013
BlueJeans is a business specializing in video conferencing solutions for modern workplaces. It offers a unified platform that facilitates meetings across desktops, mobile devices, and conference rooms, supporting various vendors' systems. Key features include cloud recording, live streaming, real-time meeting analytics, and seamless interoperability. Thousands of organizations from diverse industries use BlueJeans daily for video, audio, web conferencing, and large-scale events, promoting flexibility and productivity among users.
Philo is a streaming service that focuses on providing an entertainment-centric experience, offering a wide range of channels, networks, and shows for general media consumption. Inspired by Philo T. Farnsworth, the inventor of electronic television, the company began by targeting the college market and has since evolved into a comprehensive platform for next-generation TV viewing. Headquartered in San Francisco, with additional offices in New York and Cambridge, Massachusetts, Philo allows users to access live streaming of cable channels and major broadcasts. Its features include the ability to pause live channels, enabling viewers to enjoy prime-time television, live news, sports, and entertainment on various devices, including smartphones and computers.
Videology
Series D in 2013
Videology is a digital media advertising technology company that specializes in providing solutions for connecting advertisers with consumers. The company develops software that enables converged and addressable advertising across both television and digital video platforms. By utilizing consumer data and advanced ad decisioning, Videology optimizes the performance of video and display advertising campaigns, ensuring that advertisements reach the most relevant audiences. Its advertising technology continually analyzes media and audience data to enhance forecasting and demand estimation, bringing the efficiencies of programmatic advertising into the traditional TV and premium video landscape. Through its offerings, Videology aims to create a more meaningful web experience for consumers while increasing accountability for advertisers.
Eko is a media and technology company pioneering a new medium in which stories told in live action video are shaped by viewers as they unfold. The company provides a platform for the creation and delivery of interactive video entertainment and partners with media companies, independent creators, and top brands to create experiences for highly-engaged, digitally native audiences. The company's serialized shows are distributed through eko.com, affiliate partners, and social networks; available on desktop, mobile, connected devices, and VR.
Eko Studio, which includes the company's authoring tools, is also home to a large and growing community of creators who are crafting their own interactive experiences with Eko's medium. Eko provides top-quality interactive entertainment and also offers unique opportunities for brands to connect with highly-engaged audiences. Eko investors include Walmart, Innovation Endeavors, Intel Capital, Marker, MGM, NEA, Samsung, Sequoia Capital, Sony Pictures Entertainment, Warner Music Group, and WPP. The company is based in New York with an office in Tel Aviv.
ViewLift
Venture Round in 2013
ViewLift is a comprehensive video streaming platform designed for publishers to effectively distribute and monetize their content across various digital devices, including mobile, OTT, IPTV, and Smart TVs. The platform enables companies to connect directly with consumers by streaming video content, thereby reaching targeted audiences in a dynamic media environment. ViewLift offers a range of features, including video monetization, analytics, and content distribution, allowing creators and brands to develop successful business models around their offerings. With its focus on custom branded native applications, ViewLift simplifies the process of engaging viewers and managing content across multiple platforms.
SnagFilms
Venture Round in 2013
SnagFilms Inc. is an online film distribution company that provides a platform for audiences to watch, share, and support a diverse array of films and documentaries. Established in 2007 and headquartered in New York, the company offers access to full-length movies, TV shows, and various genres including comedy, drama, documentaries, and horror, among others. Users can stream and download content on multiple devices, such as mobile phones, tablets, desktops, and televisions. SnagFilms aims to make film viewing accessible by offering thousands of films for free, including multi-lingual options to cater to a wider audience.
Koozoo Inc., established in 2010 and headquartered in San Francisco, operates an online platform that broadcasts live video feeds from public places worldwide. This platform is powered by a network of continuously broadcasting smartphone cameras, crowd-sourced from users. Koozoo aims to make real-time views of public spaces easily accessible to everyone. The company has received backing from investors such as New Enterprise Associates and Tugboat Ventures.
Sportsrocket
Venture Round in 2012
Sportsrocket, Inc. is a New York-based company that provides a comprehensive platform for managing video content in the sports media sector. Founded in 2010, Sportsrocket offers an integrated solution for the production, distribution, management, and monetization of sports media across various platforms. The company collaborates with prominent leagues, publishers, and rights-holders, such as Major League Soccer, the PGA Tour, Scout Media, and AS Roma, to create customized over-the-top (OTT) platforms. Sportsrocket gives sports fans access to live games, events, highlights, and shows, utilizing a proprietary sports media operating system that enhances user engagement and content delivery.
BlueJeans
Series C in 2012
BlueJeans is a business specializing in video conferencing solutions for modern workplaces. It offers a unified platform that facilitates meetings across desktops, mobile devices, and conference rooms, supporting various vendors' systems. Key features include cloud recording, live streaming, real-time meeting analytics, and seamless interoperability. Thousands of organizations from diverse industries use BlueJeans daily for video, audio, web conferencing, and large-scale events, promoting flexibility and productivity among users.
Supernova
Series B in 2012
Supernova (formerly Viddy) is a simple way for anyone to capture, beautify, and share amazing videos with the world. Capture key moments of your life, instantly produce it into a beautiful video, and share it with those who matter most. We've imagined a better way to experience mobile videos:
+ Instantly create visually stunning clips using our cinematic production packs.
+ One-click sharing to the social web, including Facebook, Twitter and YouTube.
+ Meaningful feedback from those who matter most -- friends, family and more.
+ Realtime video discovery and exploration from a vibrant community.
+ An endless source of creativity, inspiration and personal expression.
Conviva, Inc. is a technology company that specializes in optimizing the over-the-top (OTT) video experience for broadcasters, operators, and content owners. Founded in 2006 and headquartered in Foster City, California, with additional offices in major cities worldwide, Conviva offers an intelligent control platform that enhances video quality and viewer engagement across various devices. Its solutions include Conviva Insights, which aggregates quality metrics for better business insights, and Conviva Precision, which provides real-time Global Video Intelligence for a broadcast-like experience. The platform processes nearly 3 trillion streaming data events daily, supporting over 500 million unique viewers and 200 billion streams annually. Conviva serves a wide range of clients, including major brands in entertainment and sports, enabling them to understand viewing trends, retain subscribers, and deliver personalized experiences. The company has also established strategic partnerships to further enhance its offerings in the competitive streaming landscape.
SnagFilms
Venture Round in 2012
SnagFilms Inc. is an online film distribution company that provides a platform for audiences to watch, share, and support a diverse array of films and documentaries. Established in 2007 and headquartered in New York, the company offers access to full-length movies, TV shows, and various genres including comedy, drama, documentaries, and horror, among others. Users can stream and download content on multiple devices, such as mobile phones, tablets, desktops, and televisions. SnagFilms aims to make film viewing accessible by offering thousands of films for free, including multi-lingual options to cater to a wider audience.
ViewLift
Debt Financing in 2012
ViewLift is a comprehensive video streaming platform designed for publishers to effectively distribute and monetize their content across various digital devices, including mobile, OTT, IPTV, and Smart TVs. The platform enables companies to connect directly with consumers by streaming video content, thereby reaching targeted audiences in a dynamic media environment. ViewLift offers a range of features, including video monetization, analytics, and content distribution, allowing creators and brands to develop successful business models around their offerings. With its focus on custom branded native applications, ViewLift simplifies the process of engaging viewers and managing content across multiple platforms.
Philo
Venture Round in 2011
Philo is a streaming service that focuses on providing an entertainment-centric experience, offering a wide range of channels, networks, and shows for general media consumption. Inspired by Philo T. Farnsworth, the inventor of electronic television, the company began by targeting the college market and has since evolved into a comprehensive platform for next-generation TV viewing. Headquartered in San Francisco, with additional offices in New York and Cambridge, Massachusetts, Philo allows users to access live streaming of cable channels and major broadcasts. Its features include the ability to pause live channels, enabling viewers to enjoy prime-time television, live news, sports, and entertainment on various devices, including smartphones and computers.
Gaikai Inc. is a pioneering video game technology company known for its cloud-based gaming services. Acquired by Sony Computer Entertainment in 2012, Gaikai enables users to stream major PC and console games, facilitating gameplay across various devices. The company's mission focuses on broadening access to video games, allowing players to enjoy a diverse library of titles easily and instantly. Gaikai's technology powers several of Sony's gaming services, including Remote Play for the PlayStation 4 and PlayStation Vita, as well as the upcoming PlayStation Now, a cloud-based game streaming service. Through its innovative approach, Gaikai aims to enhance the gaming experience for a wide audience.
BlueJeans
Series B in 2011
BlueJeans is a business specializing in video conferencing solutions for modern workplaces. It offers a unified platform that facilitates meetings across desktops, mobile devices, and conference rooms, supporting various vendors' systems. Key features include cloud recording, live streaming, real-time meeting analytics, and seamless interoperability. Thousands of organizations from diverse industries use BlueJeans daily for video, audio, web conferencing, and large-scale events, promoting flexibility and productivity among users.
Videology
Series C in 2011
Videology is a digital media advertising technology company that specializes in providing solutions for connecting advertisers with consumers. The company develops software that enables converged and addressable advertising across both television and digital video platforms. By utilizing consumer data and advanced ad decisioning, Videology optimizes the performance of video and display advertising campaigns, ensuring that advertisements reach the most relevant audiences. Its advertising technology continually analyzes media and audience data to enhance forecasting and demand estimation, bringing the efficiencies of programmatic advertising into the traditional TV and premium video landscape. Through its offerings, Videology aims to create a more meaningful web experience for consumers while increasing accountability for advertisers.
SnagFilms
Venture Round in 2011
SnagFilms Inc. is an online film distribution company that provides a platform for audiences to watch, share, and support a diverse array of films and documentaries. Established in 2007 and headquartered in New York, the company offers access to full-length movies, TV shows, and various genres including comedy, drama, documentaries, and horror, among others. Users can stream and download content on multiple devices, such as mobile phones, tablets, desktops, and televisions. SnagFilms aims to make film viewing accessible by offering thousands of films for free, including multi-lingual options to cater to a wider audience.
ViewLift
Venture Round in 2011
ViewLift is a comprehensive video streaming platform designed for publishers to effectively distribute and monetize their content across various digital devices, including mobile, OTT, IPTV, and Smart TVs. The platform enables companies to connect directly with consumers by streaming video content, thereby reaching targeted audiences in a dynamic media environment. ViewLift offers a range of features, including video monetization, analytics, and content distribution, allowing creators and brands to develop successful business models around their offerings. With its focus on custom branded native applications, ViewLift simplifies the process of engaging viewers and managing content across multiple platforms.
Conviva, Inc. is a technology company that specializes in optimizing the over-the-top (OTT) video experience for broadcasters, operators, and content owners. Founded in 2006 and headquartered in Foster City, California, with additional offices in major cities worldwide, Conviva offers an intelligent control platform that enhances video quality and viewer engagement across various devices. Its solutions include Conviva Insights, which aggregates quality metrics for better business insights, and Conviva Precision, which provides real-time Global Video Intelligence for a broadcast-like experience. The platform processes nearly 3 trillion streaming data events daily, supporting over 500 million unique viewers and 200 billion streams annually. Conviva serves a wide range of clients, including major brands in entertainment and sports, enabling them to understand viewing trends, retain subscribers, and deliver personalized experiences. The company has also established strategic partnerships to further enhance its offerings in the competitive streaming landscape.
Videology
Series A in 2008
Videology is a digital media advertising technology company that specializes in providing solutions for connecting advertisers with consumers. The company develops software that enables converged and addressable advertising across both television and digital video platforms. By utilizing consumer data and advanced ad decisioning, Videology optimizes the performance of video and display advertising campaigns, ensuring that advertisements reach the most relevant audiences. Its advertising technology continually analyzes media and audience data to enhance forecasting and demand estimation, bringing the efficiencies of programmatic advertising into the traditional TV and premium video landscape. Through its offerings, Videology aims to create a more meaningful web experience for consumers while increasing accountability for advertisers.
Rinera Networks
Series A in 2007
Rinera Networks is a professional in internet video distribution. It is based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Fan TV
Venture Round in 2007
Fan TV is an entertainment discovery engine that allows people to find, watch, and share movies and TV shows on iOS, the web, and soon on TV.
The company is backed by the investors behind [TiVo](http://www.crunchbase.com/organization/tivo), [Netflix](http://www.crunchbase.com/organization/netflix), and [Sonos](http://www.crunchbase.com/organization/sonos).It is working with leading pay TV providers to roll out the device in support of their IPTV transition, and it has completed a trial with [Cox Communications](http://www.crunchbase.com/organization/cox-communications) , the 3rd largest cable company in the U.S.
The Fan TV set-top box was unveiled at D: All Things Digital in May 2013. The Fan TV set-top box combines TV, DVR, video-on-demand, and streaming services into one device with a touch remote, which is named as ""the home entertainment god box” by [Time Magazine](http://www.crunchbase.com/organization/time-magazine).
Fan TV was founded in 2010 and is headquartered in San Mateo, C.A.
ViXS Systems
Series E in 2006
ViXS Systems is a company that specializes in developing multimedia solutions. It provides technologies focused on processing, managing, securing, and distributing high-quality video and audio content. These technologies enable seamless multimedia control, conversion, and connectivity across various digital entertainment devices, catering to both the broadcasting industry and consumer electronics market.
Xfire is a digital platform focused on gaming and wider pop culture, delivering news, guides, analysis, and entertainment coverage for core gamers. The service combines social gaming features with group voice chat, messaging, in-game screen sharing, and live-streaming, enabling users to connect and participate in a virtual ecosystem that includes a currency system and competitive play services. Founded in 2003, Xfire was acquired by Viacom in 2008 and later spun out by a private team in 2010, followed by a refreshed desktop and in-game client and the launch of Battleground, a competitive gaming service with modes such as Instant Action, Challenges, and Tournaments. The platform aims to serve a broad audience across gaming, film, and television, providing a unified space for social interaction, content, and competitive play.
Xfire is a digital platform focused on gaming and wider pop culture, delivering news, guides, analysis, and entertainment coverage for core gamers. The service combines social gaming features with group voice chat, messaging, in-game screen sharing, and live-streaming, enabling users to connect and participate in a virtual ecosystem that includes a currency system and competitive play services. Founded in 2003, Xfire was acquired by Viacom in 2008 and later spun out by a private team in 2010, followed by a refreshed desktop and in-game client and the launch of Battleground, a competitive gaming service with modes such as Instant Action, Challenges, and Tournaments. The platform aims to serve a broad audience across gaming, film, and television, providing a unified space for social interaction, content, and competitive play.
Leapstone Systems
Series B in 2003
Leapstone Systems, Inc. specializes in communication software solutions tailored for network operators in the United States. The company offers the Communications Convergence Engine, a versatile software platform that facilitates the design, packaging, deployment, and management of diverse content and services. Its product suite includes serviceBROKER, which allows operators to seamlessly integrate various services such as voice and IPTV. By providing a unified platform for creating and managing converged video, voice, and data service bundles, Leapstone Systems enables wireline, wireless, and cable operators to enhance their service offerings across multiple networks and devices.
Mainstream Data
Venture Round in 2002
Mainstream Data, Inc. is a technology company focused on developing and deploying comprehensive delivery solutions utilizing advanced satellite, Internet, and information server technology. Established in 1985 and headquartered in Salt Lake City, Utah, with additional teleports and network operation centers in New York and London, the company offers a wide range of services to clients worldwide. These services include transmission capacity, satellite uplink, network management, and integrated high-speed Internet connectivity. Mainstream Data specializes in multimedia content delivery through platforms such as MediasBrowser, MediasFTP, and Newscom, which facilitate the distribution of photos, videos, and other digital assets to various media entities. Additionally, the company provides digital asset management, cross-channel publishing, and video asset management solutions, addressing the complex needs of content management and distribution for information providers, including news agencies and publishers.
HiWire is an internet software company specializing in the development and delivery of audio advertising technologies. The company focuses on creating innovative solutions for the radio industry, offering an advertisement insertion network that facilitates both audio and video ad placements. HiWire also operates an online marketplace designed to help media entities effectively manage, sell, and oversee inserted advertisements. Through its advanced technologies, HiWire aims to enhance the efficiency of audio advertising and improve the overall experience for both advertisers and media outlets.
Eyecast
Venture Round in 2000
Founded in 1998, Eyecast specializes in secure remote monitoring and playback of video imaging. It integrates video broadcasting, IP telephony, and secure communications for both residential and business customers.
WebEx
Venture Round in 2000
Webex, a subsidiary of Cisco, specializes in on-demand applications for collaborative business activities. The company offers tools for online meetings, web conferencing, and videoconferencing, catering to teams of various sizes. Its services enhance business processes such as sales and training through effective remote interactions, supporting both internal and external collaboration. Webex applications are delivered over the Webex MediaTone Network, which ensures secure and reliable access. In addition to core conferencing solutions, Webex provides integrated audio and video services using standard devices, as well as additional management services that include asset management, software distribution, patch management, virus protection, and backup management.
HiWire is an internet software company specializing in the development and delivery of audio advertising technologies. The company focuses on creating innovative solutions for the radio industry, offering an advertisement insertion network that facilitates both audio and video ad placements. HiWire also operates an online marketplace designed to help media entities effectively manage, sell, and oversee inserted advertisements. Through its advanced technologies, HiWire aims to enhance the efficiency of audio advertising and improve the overall experience for both advertisers and media outlets.
Webex, a subsidiary of Cisco, specializes in on-demand applications for collaborative business activities. The company offers tools for online meetings, web conferencing, and videoconferencing, catering to teams of various sizes. Its services enhance business processes such as sales and training through effective remote interactions, supporting both internal and external collaboration. Webex applications are delivered over the Webex MediaTone Network, which ensures secure and reliable access. In addition to core conferencing solutions, Webex provides integrated audio and video services using standard devices, as well as additional management services that include asset management, software distribution, patch management, virus protection, and backup management.
InSoft
Venture Round in 1995
InSoft is a provider of collaborative computing, desktop conferencing, and distributed digital video development tools and applications. The company has been called a pioneer in the desktop videoconferencing market and is credited with developing Internet media streaming and VoIP/collaborative software applications that would later be developed into NetscapeConference and NetscapeMedia Server.