May 14th, 2013

Everyme Co-Founder Oliver Cameron Launches Limelight, A Social App For Finding What To Watch Next

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With a new iPhone app called Limelight, Oliver Cameron (best-known as the co-founder of private social network Everyme) aims to answer the question, “What am I going to watch tonight?”

The app’s basic functionality is pretty straightforward. You can create lists of movies that you’ve watched (rating them between 0 and 5 stars) and that you want to watch. You can also browse lists of highly… → Read More

August 30th, 2011

DG Buys Limelight’s Rich Media Ad Unit EyeWonder For $66M In Cash

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Publicly-listed DG, which provides digital media solutions and tech to the advertising and entertainment industries, has agreed to take over Limelight Networks’ video and rich media advertising unit, EyeWonder, for roughly $66 million in cash.

For the record: Limelight had acquired EyeWonder in 2009 for up to $110 million (in cash and stock). → Read More

May 9th, 2011

Limelight Buys Web And Application Acceleration Technology Startup AcceloWeb

NASDAQ-listed Limelight Networks this morning announced the acquisition of AcceloWeb, a Tel Aviv-based provider of technology that helps speed the presentation of websites and applications. We wrote about the company back in July 2009 when it was still called FasterWeb.

Terms of the acquisition were not disclosed, but we’ve learned that the transaction was completed with a combination of… → Read More

June 23rd, 2008

Nirvanix and CDNetworks Combine Forces

Nirvanix, an Amazon S3 competitor that launched last Fall, has partnered with CDNetworks, a content delivery network that competes with the likes of Akamai and Limelight. The partnership makes Nirvanix’s cloud storage service available to all of CDNetworks’ customers, who will be able to store an unlimited amount of data on Nirvanix’s servers and then push this data out to any of… → Read More

July 26th, 2006

Limelight Networks lands $130m more to deliver the web's future

Limelight Networks, the content delivery technology behind such Web 2.0 leaders as MySpace, Facebook and XBoxLive, has received a new round of funding. Limelight is also widely believed to be the content delivery provider for YouTube. Goldman Sachs led the round of $130 million invested so that Limelight can increase its capacity. Limelight is the number two player in the online content delivery… → Read More