Just saw this on Digg while taking a break from putting up my hurricane shutters. I'm just hoping I have power and Internet access tonight and tomorrow so I can get my BOL fix.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/zd/20060828/tc_zd/187208
"Corel said Monday that it will acquire multimedia software provider InterVideo for about $196 million.
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The deal will also include InterVideo's majority interest in Ulead, tying the WinDVD, Ulead Photo Impact, Ulead VideoStudio, Ulead DVD Movie Factory, and Corel Paint Shop Pro brands together under one owner."
Marc K.
Coral Springs, FL
Corel is one of the earlier pioneers in graphical imaging software. It is nice to see them brush off the dust and get back into the game. ![]()
Now I have to wonder what Corel will do with the Ulead products. I'm a big fan of PhotoImpact and I hope Corel doesn't mess it up like they did with Paint Shop Pro.
Well, now they'll be able to incorporate their software like Adobe is doing with Premiere, Photoshop, ImageReady, and EncodeDVD.
It could be a sweet little package to compete with Adobe's monopoly, and would be more for everyday consumers instead of Adobe's marketing to professionals.
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