After-concert CDs from DiskLive

DiscLive recently completed a very successful four-date engagement with the Pixies where not only were the fans able to receive ship-home DiscLive products, but were also able to download the concert within a few hours after its end using Immediatek’s NetBurn technology.

DiscLive, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Immediatek, Inc., is the pioneer in the quickly growing market of live discs available immediately after the concert, having sold more live discs at concert venues than its competitors combined, and completing tours from Vermont to California and now also in Canada. The company’s mobile recording and production facility can produce 1000 high quality CDs in less than 20 minutes. The New York based company is headed by Rich Isaacson, CEO, and Sami Valkonen, President, each of whom have extensive track records in the music industry. A May 2 headline in The New York Times dubbed the DiscLive offer of legal high quality CDs available immediately after the concert “Rock’s Best New Souvenir.”

Immediatek is the developer of NetBurn Secure(TM) (www.netburncd.com), the only “single-click CD download and burn” software product on the market that helps record labels, artists, and content providers curb Internet piracy and protect their revenues by providing copy control even after digital music has been burned to disc, and which provides a new paradigm in digital delivery through the NetBurn Portal System. Immediatek was founded by CEO and musician Zach Bair, who also founded venture-backed Voyence (www.voyence.com) as PowerUp Networks in 2000. Immediatek is combining technologies to create new and exciting product offerings, all geared for creating new revenue streams for artists and labels, and implementing copy management to help reduce illegal file sharing activity. Immediatek’s website is www.immediatek.com. NetBurn Secure(TM) also employs technology by third parties such as Microsoft (Nasdaq:MSFT). Immediatek’s company website is www.immediatek.com.