e-StudioLive specializes in providing webcasting solutions for live and on-demand interactive webcasts, integrating video, graphics, data, and viewer interaction. The company's diverse clientele includes corporations, organizations, government agencies, institutions, and broadcasters. Additionally, it offers live video production support services to video switchers. Founded in 1996 and headquartered in Tewksbury, Massachusetts, the company received a $2.50M Series C investment from Apex Venture Partners and Putnam Investments on 16 October 2001. With a strong emphasis on immersive webcasting experiences, e-StudioLive is well-positioned to capitalize on the growing demand for interactive live and on-demand web content.
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About e-StudioLive
Taxonomy: Webcasting, Interactive Webcasts, Live Video Production, Video Integration, Data Integration, Graphics Integration, Viewer Interaction, On-demand, Corporate Clients, Government Clients, Broadcasters, Organization Clients, Live Streaming, Massachusetts, Tewksbury
Funding Rounds & Investors (3)
View All| Funding Stage | Amount | Investors | Lead Investors | Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Series C - e | •••••• | 2 |
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16 Oct 2001 |
| Series B - e | •••••• | 2 |
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11 Jun 2001 |
| Series A - e | •••••• | 2 |
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01 Feb 2000 |
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