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17/02/2006

Macrovision acquires eMeta Corporation

Macrovision Corporation has agreed to acquire eMeta Corporation, a leading provider of software solutions that enable companies to control and sell digital goods and services online.
eMeta is a privately-held company based in New York City.
The acquisition of eMeta extends Macrovision’s reach from physical distribution into the fast-growing online digital distribution segment, a strategic priority for the company.
Publishers of products and content across multiple industries such as video, software, music, games and printed information face a rapidly changing world of how their software and content is packaged, monetized and delivered to customers. As these companies move their businesses online and adopt new business models, they need new tools, technologies and services to help them flexibly license, monetize and deliver their digital goods and services.
With the acquisition of eMeta, Macrovision gains the ability to respond to its customers’ changing needs with a more extensive set of digital content management solutions. The acquisition extends the breadth of Macrovision’s portfolio to include a broad spectrum of access control, usage entitlement, e-commerce and subscription management solutions, which will enable companies to monetize and deliver all forms of digital content to their customers whenever and wherever they want.
eMeta’s leading infrastructure solutions give companies the ability to flexibly license their intellectual property to their customers. eMeta’s information publishing customers, such as newspapers and financial information firms, use eMeta’s solutions to offer their customers digital access to news sections or chapters of content that are of most interest and value to them. Additionally, they have sophisticated, flexible features and options for unique subscription models, online customer billing and customer care.
“eMeta’s solutions are a perfect complement to our portfolio. Our customers will be able to benefit from a more complete set of digital offerings that will give them the flexibility to adopt new business models, enhance business performance and share content however they choose,” said Fred Amoroso, CEO of Macrovision Corporation. “This, combined with our shared commitment to customer dedication, will create a premier value proposition within the industry.”
Jonathan Lewin, founder and CEO of eMeta Corporation, said: “Joining forces with Macrovision is great news for our customers, employees and partners and for the digital content and software market communities as a whole. “Combining our solutions, we are well positioned to offer our customers the most diverse and comprehensive set of solutions to help them maximize the revenue potential of their digital assets.”
Macrovision plans to incorporate the eMeta technology portfolio into its industry-leading solutions for video, music, enterprise software and games publishers.
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VMI.TV Ltd

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