Cisco invests in home networked entertainment company

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Tim Higgins

Avega said that the financing will be used to grow the company and accelerate technology development and marketing activities. The firm also plans to step up efforts in building strategic partnerships for its networked media distribution platform with established North American, European and Asian brand partners.

Avega was founded in 2004 and has 35 employees across the USA and Australia.

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