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Video Infrastructure Firm Acinion Raises $16 Million Second Round Funding; Changes Name

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Updated: Dec 4: The company has changed its name to Blackwave, and is preparing to ship a new online video delivery service in Q1 next year. More here.

SEE ALSO: Q3 Fundings: Streaming Video Server Company Acinion Gets $5 Million Funding

Original post: Oct 2: Acinion, an online video delivery company based in Acton, Mass., has received a $16 million second round from Globespan Capital Partners, IDG Ventures Boston and Sigma Partners, reports PE Hub. The company makes server-side technology to facilitate the delivery of HD content online. This brings its total to $21 million as it raised $5 million late last year. CEO Robert Rizika was previously SVP of Worldwide Sales & Entertainment Strategy for Macrovision.

Oct 2, 2007 5:32 PM ET

Posted In: Social Media, Video, Technologies / Formats, Broadband, acinion, blackwave, globespan capital partners, idg ventures boston, sigma partners

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