NEW YORK, Dec 7 (Reuters) - Digital security companyMacrovision said on Friday it agreed to buy Gemstar-TV Guide in a cash-and-stock deal worth about $2.8 billion, a move that it says will help speed ...

We’re too dumb to figure out what specifically is going on here, but apparently the Interwebs are very excited about Macrovision’s patents designed to prevent file sharing. This smacks to me of ...

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan 2 (Reuters) - Software maker Macrovision Corp. said on Tuesday it paid about $43.5 million to buy privately-held Mediabolic in a cash deal aimed at tapping growing consumer demand ...

Macrovision, provider of installation and copy-protection software for the enterprise software, music, and other industries, announced this week it has acquired eMeta. A privately held company, eMeta ...

Software license management and CD copy prevention company Macrovision Corp. plans to buy InstallShield Software Corp., a developer of software installation tools, it announced Wednesday. Macrovision, ...

Macrovision has unveiled its latest piece of software aimed at improving user access to digital TV and other content at home, according to VNUNet. Codenamed Neon, the application is an improved ...

CANNES, France -- The ailing music industry is poised to make a new push to copy-proof its music CDs, in hopes of slowing the epidemic of Internet piracy. Microsoft and Macrovision each announced copy ...

Why You Should Care: As software increasingly becomes a strategic asset for many businesses, tools for properly managing those assets, like ones from Flexera, are in demand. The Lowdown: Flexera is in ...

The new FLEXnet Publisher Installation Module, which incorporates IBM's Solution Installation engine and is the fruit of a two-year partnership, is designed for corporate environments where multiple ...

Under a legal threat from another software firm with a similar name, Acresso Software Inc. is changing its name to Flexera Software after just 19 months. The company will officially announce the ...

A partnership between two Bay Area technology companies may help pave the way for people to be able to walk into a store, order a movie and have it burned onto a DVD in 10 minutes. Santa Clara's Sonic ...