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Vobile accelerates growth with global content monetization

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SANTA CLARA, USA: Vobile, provider of video and audio content identification, analytics and management services, announced today the company has completed Series-C investment led by IPV Capital and joined by Ivy Capital.

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The new funding will accelerate Vobile's growth with new product and market expansion.

Vobile offers a comprehensive suite of SaaS (Software as a Service) products, with applications of content protection, real-time analytics and global monetization.

Its services have been widely deployed by all major Hollywood studios, leading broadcasting TV networks and other global tier-one content producers, as well as some of the largest Internet video sites in the world, including Youku, Tudou, Sohu, Tencent and Rutube.

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"Vobile is recognized as a leader by the global media industry for content protection on the Internet. The company's dynamic and scalable VDNA technology is also empowering the next generation of media measurement and analytics, new models of content monetization, and innovative second screen applications such as TV gamification and e-commerce," said Alfred Chu, Partner of IPV Capital.

"We are thrilled to be working with Yangbin and his team on this very exciting and transformative opportunity," added Chu.

"Vobile is a prominent pioneer in the development and commercialization of video content identification technology. Using VDNA technology to accurately identify content at massive scale is essential to unlock the huge potential for content owners and advertisers," said Lei Fu, founding partner of Ivy Capital. "We are excited to participate in Vobile and passionate about its great future."

"We are extremely happy to receive this new investment from IPV Capital and Ivy Capital," said Yangbin Wang, CEO of Vobile. "The new funding will help accelerate our growth by capitalizing on the enormous market opportunity of global content monetization and real-time analytics for TV."

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