Everyzing

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EveryZing, located in Cambridge, Massachusetts, is a company spun out of former parent BBN Technologies in 2006.

History

BBN has been in the government research business for four decades and built the first commercial node on Arpanet. BBN’s core speech recognizer was developed from roughly $100MM in government research grants, centered primarily around DARPA’s Gale project. ^[1] EveryZing received initial funding for the spinout from BBN, as well as the core intellectual property. EveryZing has raised a second round of funding from Accel Partners, General Catalyst Partners and Fairhaven Capital. In May 2009, the company signed a lease in an office complex in Woburn, Massachusetts, with plans to relocate there. ^[2]

Products

EveryZing has developed two products which are licensed primarily to large media companies. ezSEO is a white labeled, hosted search engine optimization solution for making audio and video discoverable with major search engines such as Google and Yahoo. ^[3] ezSEARCH is a "universal site search" product which combines text, images, audio, and video. ^[4]

Customers

The company licenses its technology to media companies including NBC Universal, Fox, Cox Radio, CBS Radio, and Entercom Communications.

Management

Tom Wilde, CEO. Formerly SVP/GM at Namemedia, VP/GM Global Search & Publishing at Lycos, VP Marketing at Fast Search & Transfer. Wharton MBA.

Stephen Baker, CRO. Formerly CEO Reed Business Search, and VP/GM Media at Fast Search & Transfer. Wharton MBA.

References

External links

• EveryZing
• Search EveryZing
• Blog Zinger

Press

• Yen, Yi-Wyn. Google Starts Showing Its Age “Fortune”. (September 5, 2008)

• Baker, Stephen. The Case for Speech-to-Text Analysis in Multimedia Content Discovery “Search Engine Land”. (August 22, 2008)

• Enge, Eric. Interview with EveryZing CEO, Tom Wilde “Stone Temple Consulting”. (August 12, 2008)

• Beutmueller, Andrew. User Generated Content is Like Instant Messaging – ubiquitous but no one makes money from it! “TelecomTV”. (August 11, 2008)

• Dicket, Sanford. Ever Thought of Having the Video Research Done by Computer? Enter EveryZing. “Political Warez”. (August 11, 2008)

• Olsen, Stefanie. Between a rock and YouTube, video execs see promise “CNET”. (August 8, 2008)

• Carr, David F. EveryZing Optimizes Video with Speech-to-Text “Broadcasting & Cable”. (August 5, 2008)

• Juskalian, Russ. Video Search Engines Help Users Sort Through Clips “USA Today”. (July 30, 2008)

• Hopcroft, Tom. Mass Technology Leadership Council Announces Second Group of Finalists for the 2008 Technology Leadership Awards “MarketWatch”. (July 18, 2008)