Jeff Yolen

RealNetworks, Inc. engages in the provision of network-delivered digital media applications and services to manage, play, and share digital media. It offers SAFR, RealPlayer, Kontxt, Gamehouse, Realtimes, RealMedia, and mobile services. It operates through the following segment: Consumer Media, Mobile Services, Games. The Consumer Media segment generates revenue from video compression and enhancement technology portfolio. The Mobile Services segment is consisted of the various digital media services to mobile and online service providers as software as a service (SaaS) offerings. The Games segment focuses on the development, publishing, and distribution of casual games, which are offered via mobile devices, digital downloads, and subscription play. The company was founded by Robert Glaser in February 1994 and is headquartered in Seattle, WA.

Kozmo.com, Inc. used to provide same-day delivery of videos, DVDs, video games, convenience foods and other items which are ordered by its customers over the internet and delivered to customers at their homes or places of business. It also used to sell additional items including without limitation, books, compact discs, magazines and electronics. It offered its services in Seattle, San Francisco, Boston and Washington DC. The company was founded Joseph Park and Yong Kang in March, 1998 and was located in New York.

Vayusa, Inc. provides marketing and payment system services for mobile phone users. Its customers include the credit card companies, wireless network operators, and other consumer service companies. The company was founded in 2001 by Ajay R. Bam, Troy Chen, Anshu Dua, and Walter Stock and is headquartered in Watertown, MA

VoxPop Network Corp. provides online entertainment services. It specializes in pop culture games. The company was founded by Mike Derezin, Bill Armistead and Michael Hoffman in 2006 and is headquartered in San Francisco, CA.

Virgin Models Ltd. provides venture capital services. The firm engages in various businesses including mobile telephony, travel and tourism, financial services, leisure and pleasure, transportation, social and environment, music, holidays, shopping, media, publishing, and retailing. The company was founded by Richard C. Branson in 1970 and is headquartered in London, United Kingdom.

Part of RTX Corp., Sphere Corp manufactures and sells engines, helicopters, elevators, and heating and A/C systems. The company is based in Hartford, CT.

Evri worked as a discovery engine, delivering intelligent, real-time streams of information on topics that matter most at that moment: on the web and to the consumer. The company uncovered the most popular and trending stories, enabling consumers to share and engage with the stories they are most passionate about in a delightful and unexpected way. Evri was based in Seattle, WA, with offices in San Francisco, and is funded by Paul Allen's Vulcan Capital. Evri was a trademark of Evri.com.