Kinoma is a privately held company formed in May 2002 to design and build mobile media products. We strive to create innovative, leading-edge products that are fun and easy to use while providing rich functionality.Our company name was created from the Greek root kino-, meaning to move or to set in motion. This same root was used by many innovators of the analog media age to name their products, from the Kinescope to the Kinora to the Kinetophone. Even the word cinema shares the same root.

Konami Corporation engages in the development, publishing, marketing, and distribution of video game software products for stationary and portable consoles, and for use on personal computers. The company operates in three segments: Digital Entertainment, Health and Fitness, and Gaming and System. The Digital Entertainment segment produces, manufactures, and sells video game software for home use; video games for amusement facilities; and content for token-operated games. It also involves in planning, producing, manufacturing, and selling card games, electronic toys, figures and character goods, music and video package products, books, and magazines; building computer systems related to online games; maintaining and operating online servers; producing and distributing content for mobile phones; and producing online games.The Health and Fitness segment operates health and fitness clubs, and health-related business enterprises. It designs, manufactures, and sells fitness machines and fitness-related products. The Gaming and System segment develops content and hardware for gaming machines for casinos. It develops, produces, and sells gaming machines, such as video and mechanical slot machines and management systems to gaming operators in North America, the Oceania, and other overseas markets. The company was formerly known as Konami Co., Ltd. and changed its name to Konami Corporation in 2000. Konami Corporation was founded in 1969 and is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan.

LifePics, Inc. sells the products and technology kiosks and software) that let its customers' clients upload digital or regular photos to a custom co-branded site and create albums as well as store, print, and share their pictures. LifePics' proprietary software lets photo processors receive, process, and archive digital images. The company has partnered with companies including Agfa, Fuji Photo Film, Kodak, Konica Minolta, Noritsu, Pakon, and ZBE. The company was founded in 2000.

Lionhead founder and managing director Peter Molyneux is known for creating "God games," in which the player takes on the role of a virtual deity, influencing other characters' actions. Two such games are Populous (developed by Bullfrog Studios, which Molyneux later sold to Electronic Arts, before starting Lionhead) and Black & White (developed by Black & White Studios, a sister company within the Lionhead Group, and published by Electronic Arts). The company's current franchise includes the Fable games. In April 2006 the company was acquired by Microsoft.

LizardTech was founded in 1992 to build valuable business solutions from technologies created by the world's leading research organizations including Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) and AT&T Labs. LizardTech's software is installed on millions of desktops and integrated into a wide variety of platforms and applications. LizardTech has offices in Seattle, London and Tokyo, and is part of Celartem Technology Inc. (HERCULES:4330), a Japan-based technology company focused on storage and distribution technologies for digital images.

LucasArts is a leading publisher and developer of interactive entertainment software for videogame console systems and personal computers. The company was founded in 1982 by filmmaker George Lucas to provide an interactive element to his vision of a state-of-the-art, multifaceted entertainment company.Now, working more closely than ever with sister company Industrial Light & Magic (ILM) since its 2005 move to the Letterman Digital Arts Center in San Francisco, LucasArts continues to advance the art of game design, while still adhering to its original design philosophy: to create games that inspire, challenge and engage players. Consistent with Lucasfilm's movie heritage, each LucasArts release combines stellar gameplay and advanced technologies with vital film elements, such as compelling storytelling, painstaking character development and vivid settings.More than two decades after releasing its first game, LucasArts continues to introduce new heroes for the next generation of gamers, consoles and computers. With the last Star Wars movie released in 2005, LucasArts' games play a vital role in the future of the Star Wars brand, as well as the continuation of the classic Indiana Jones adventures. With franchises such as Star Wars Battlefront, LEGO Star Wars and Knights of the Old Republic, which have garnered numerous industry awards, as well as heralded commercial success, fans can expect more great entertainment in a galaxy far, far away.Additionally, LucasArts forges partnerships with innovative companies such as NaturalMotion Ltd. and Pixelux Entertainment that provide technologies which further supplement the development skills of LucasArts' own internal talent. Resources from sister companies ILM and Skywalker Sound only enhance LucasArts' lineup of immersive interactive entertainment.Now poised to realize George Lucas' vision of the potential for video games as an interactive medium, LucasArts continues to introduce new heroes for the next generation of gamers.

Majesco Entertainment Company provides interactive entertainment products primarily in the United States and Europe. It offers video game software and other digital entertainment products. The company publishes video games for interactive entertainment hardware platforms, including Nintendo's Game Boy Advance, Micro GameCube and Wii, Sony's PlayStation 2 and PlayStation Portable, Microsoft's Xbox and Xbox 360, and personal computers. It sells its products primarily to retail chains, specialty retail stores, video game rental outlets, and distributors, as well as international publishers. Majesco Entertainment Company has a strategic partnership agreement with Tetris Online Inc. The company was founded in 1998 and is based in Edison, New Jersey.

MakeMusic, Inc. engages in the design, development, support, and marketing of application software solutions to music educators, music-makers, and the music publishing industry. It offers SmartMusic software, a music teaching and learning solution for band, orchestra, and choir students for use at school and at home, as well as provides access to its library of band, jazz ensemble, and orchestra literature. The company also provides SmartMusic Gradebook, a Web-based grade book that enables teachers to post assignments to students, receive completed assignments from students, assess student achievement, and manage student records. In addition, it offers Finale family of products, including music notation software, which enables a musician to enter musical data into a computer using the computer keyboard, a musical instrument digital interface (MIDI) equipped electronic music keyboard, or other MIDI-equipped instruments, and displays the data on a computer screen as a musical score.The company's SmartMusic solution serves public school music administrators, music educators, and students primarily in the United States; and Finale notation products serve composers, arrangers, publishers, and music teachers worldwide. It distributes SmartMusic solutions primarily through its Web site, smartmusic.com; and Finale notation products through distributors and retailers in the musical instrument, educational, and consumer electronic channels, as well as through Web sites, catalogs, and in-store displays. The company was founded in 1990 and is based in Eden Prairie, Minnesota.

Midway Games is locked in mortal combat with its rivals for the hearts of video game players. Midway Games produces sports and entertainment titles for the home console game market, including Blitz: The League, Gauntlet: Seven Sorrows, and "Mortal Kombat." Midway develops its games for platforms by Nintendo, Sony, and Microsoft, as well as for PCs. It also offers classic Atari titles (such as "Defender" and "Joust") for online game play. In late 2008 Midway laid off 25% of its workforce and closed its development studio in Austin, Texas. Looking to restructure its debt, in early 2009 the company filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. Warner Bros. Entertainment subsequently acquired the company in mid-2009.

Multicast Media Technologies, Inc. delivers live and on-demand Internet video for more than 1,000 customers worldwide. Broadcasting about 3,500 programs a month, its tools help customers manage, measure, and make sense of online video through Internet TV and the use of video libraries. Multicast also handles merchandising, interactive audio and video, and e-commerce, or its Vidego software package lets customers do it all for themselves. It serves organizations in the religious, financial services, retail, media, travel, manufacturing, IT, and public sector areas. The company, which partners with Adobe and Akamai, was formed in 2000.

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