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EnglishArbinet Acquires Flowphonics, Ltd. UK Firm Specializes in Music and Video Rights, Licensing, DistributionEnglish · Платформы · Зарубежные 10.12.2006,
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ, December 5, 2006 - Arbinet-thexchange, Inc. (Nasdaq: ARBX), the leading provider of solutions to simplify the exchange of digital communications, today announced the acquisition of Flowphonics, Ltd. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed. Flowphonics offers a license management platform for intellectual property rights and digital content distribution through its patented Rightsrouter® system. It currently enables music and video rights owners to locate, transact, distribute, and manage their content with many of the world's major online and mobile retail services including iTunes, Rhapsody, Napster and Beatport.
The Rightsrouter® solution provides rights holders (licensors), and retailers (licensees), an electronic marketplace to meet and transact with the capability to administer and negotiate rights agreements, encode and distribute content, report, bill, and clear all licensing transactions. Arbinet expects to leverage its existing relationships with the world's broadband and mobile communications companies to facilitate their offering of music and video services.
Technology and accessibility are driving rapid growth in demand for digital content; ownership of this content is highly fragmented, especially in the music business, where today there are more than 22,600 separate record labels. PricewaterhouseCoopers predicts that the value of licensed, digitally distributed content will grow from $653 million in 2005 to $4.9 billion in 2010, a 49.5 percent compound annual increase. As an example, digitally distributed recorded music is predicted to rise from a five percent share of industry revenues in 2005, to 33 percent of recorded music spending in 2010.
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