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PrivateFor profitBroadcast MediaThames Ditton, England, United Kingdom

Imagine Communications

Imagine Communications provides digital video processing and edge multiplexing solutions.

Founded
2005
21 years ago
Staff
1001-5000
576 on LinkedIn
Followers
24k
on LinkedIn
Funding
$35M
as listed, USD

Every minute of every day, Imagine Communications’ customers create millions of media moments all over the world. Moments that inform, entertain and change the way we experience the world. At Imagine Communications, we develop the technologies that enable our customers to deliver all these moments. Anywhere, anytime, on any device. With more than five decades in broadcast, I guess you could say that media technology is our life. We developed the first broadcast video server to support 1080p. Provided the first… Read all

Every minute of every day, Imagine Communications’ customers create millions of media moments all over the world. Moments that inform, entertain and change the way we experience the world. At Imagine Communications, we develop the technologies that enable our customers to deliver all these moments. Anywhere, anytime, on any device. With more than five decades in broadcast, I guess you could say that media technology is our life. We developed the first broadcast video server to support 1080p. Provided the first HD instant replay for the NFL. And we’re just getting started. Our scalable, software-based solutions make it easy for the world’s leading media companies to deliver TV Everywhere today and provide a seamless migration path to the more efficient delivery platforms of tomorrow. As one of the industry’s leaders in research and development investment, we have a keen eye focused on a new generation of media enabled by IP, virtualization, cloud infrastructure and software-defined networks, developing a future-looking ecosystem that enables our customers to operate ahead of the technological curve. No matter where the media business is headed next, chances are, we’re going there too.

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Size

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1001-5000 people: larger than 97% of companies with a size listed. 576 people list it on LinkedIn.

Age

200519002026

21 years old.

Reach

Website ranked #2,002,574 in the world for traffic, about 10k visits a month. 23,675 followers on LinkedIn.

What it does

SoftwareVideoVideo StreamingMedia SoftwareNetworkingAd TechPlayoutLive Production

Funding, as listed

$35M raised in total

  • Rounds4
  • LatestSeries unknown, Apr 2010
  • Latest amountUSD 10,000,000
  • Investors3, 1 leading

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FoundersDoron Segev
Acquisitions made5

Every detail we hold

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The company

Name
Imagine Communications
Type
For profit
Status
Private
Founded
2005
Founders
Doron Segev
Industry
Broadcast Media
Categories
Software, Video, Video Streaming
Specialities
Media Software, Networking, Ad Tech, Playout, Live Production

Where

City
Thames Ditton
Region
England
Country
United Kingdom
Markets
Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex, Southern US

Size and reach

Staff band
1001-5000
People on LinkedIn
576
LinkedIn followers
23,675
Web traffic rank
#2,002,574
Monthly web visits
10,440

Funding, as listed

Total
$34,700,000 USD
Rounds
4
Latest round
Series unknown
Latest round date
Apr 2010
Latest amount
10,000,000 USD
Investors
3
Lead investors
1
Listing status
private

Corporate family

Acquisitions made
5

About this record

Sources
Crunchbase, LinkedIn
Last imported
Sept 2026

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