• Groupmatics ‘acqui-hires’ software firm founded by former Onosys leaders

  October 7, 2016Groupmatics has acquired Prototype1, a local custom software development firm that helped Groupmatics build a group ticket sales platform that's now used by 65 clients, including several major-league sports teams.Read More...
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  Lee Zapis

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  Rich Bongorno

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• Why These Nonresident Startups Ultimately Needed a Silicon Valley Presence

  September 2, 2016Scout RFP – SaaS bidding and RFP management In just two years, Scout RFP was founded in Cleveland by four college friends from Case Western, and moved to San Francisco to embrace the entrepreneurial spirit and seize the opportunity to provide a business tool for sourcing teams. http://www.inc.com/drew-hendricks/why-these-nonresident-startups-ultimately-needed-a-silicon-valley-presence.htmlRead More...

• Futuri Media Earns Patent in South Africa

  April 13, 2016The Republic of South Africa has issued a patent to Futuri Media for its Listener Driven Radio and Takeover technologies. The patent lists Futuri President/CEO Daniel Anstandig and CTO Brian Seeders as inventors. LDR and Takeover technologies include Instant Alerts, live interactive radio programming, social playlist sharing, as well as LDR’s interface with radio automation […]Read More...

• Futuri Media buys audio streaming company in Canada

  April 8, 2016Futuri Media has bought a Canadian company that specializes in streaming audio via the internet. The Cleveland company, which sells software to more than a thousand TV and radio stations, acquired StreamOn for an undisclosed price, adding roughly 10 people to its staff of 55. Futuri Media buys audio streaming company in CanadaRead More...

• Mobile ad firm moving at rapid rate

  March 27, 2016A few weeks ago, Ads in Motion bought a box truck covered with three giant video screens. Within a matter of days, president Mike Matonis was driving it into the parking lot of the I-X Center, where a Donald Trump rally was taking place. But the company’s very first customer wanted to support another GOP […]Read More...

• Online bulk ticketing platform Groupmatics hits the big leagues

  March 16, 2016The way individuals purchase tickets for sporting events has changed dramatically thanks to the Internet. However, the computer age hasn’t had the same impact on group sales, which still heavily rely on telephone, in-person or conventional mail communication. Online-based group ticketing platform Groupmatics has effectively stepped into the bulk ticketing gap, notes company founder Matt Mastrangelo. […]Read More...

• Groupmatics is adding to its impressive collection of pro sports teams as clients

  February 24, 2016Groupmatics is growing rapidly, though founder Matt Mastrangelo admits a 540% year-over-year revenue jump from 2014 to 2015 is easier to achieve when a company is only a few years removed from its launch. But the Westlake software company, which helps sports teams and entertainment venues manage group ticket sales, is developing quite a roster […]Read More...

• WTTG GM: Stations ‘Have to Work Backwards’ to Get Viewers Back

  December 7, 2015Among local TV stations, it seems those owned by Fox are willing to make decisions that are a bit bolder than their competitors. Take a look at Charlie LeDuff at Detroit’s WJBK or even WNYW‘s Good Day New York anchors Greg Kelly and Rosanna Scotto. WTTG GM: Stations ‘Have to Work Backwards’ to Get Viewers […]Read More...

• GenomOncology partners with British company to help streamline medical testing

  November 5, 2015GenomOncology, a Cleveland company that has developed a technology platform to streamline the use of next-generation sequencing data in medical care and research, hopes to get a boost in the United Kingdom through a new partnership. On Thursday, Nov. 5, GenomOncology and Cambridge, England-based Congenica, a developer of genome-based discovery and diagnostic technologies, announced a […]Read More...

• Futuri Media Acquires TopLine Matters, Names New Divisonal SVPs

  September 21, 2015FUTURI MEDIA  has acquired WASHINGTON, DC-based TOPLINE MATTERS, naming its President, TRACY GILLIAM  SVP/Sales, while promoting VP/Development & Support CRAIG BOWMAN to SVP/Technology, Director/Finance LAURA GRIFFITH to SVP/Finance, and bringing aboard former COMCAST SPOTLIGHT Sr. Manager/Digital Traffic and longtime broadcast executive TODD THOMAS as SVP/Operations. http://www.allaccess.com/net-news/archive/story/145809/futuri-media-acquires-topline-matters-names-new-diRead More...