Everyone gets excited about a high profile initial public stock offering by a very profitable company like Facebook Inc. But how will investors react to a stock offering from a much smaller technology company that’s still losing a lot of money - the...

(BCOV), which operates a cloud-based platform that enables customers to publish online videos, plans to raise $55 million by offering 5,000,000 shares at a price range of $10.00 to $12.00. At the midpoint of the proposed range, Brightcove would command...

(BCOV) provides a video content platform for organizing, publishing, monetizing and monitoring performance of video and rich media assets across all types ofdevices, networks, software environments and applications. The company was launched in 2005, and...

Globe column took a look at two companies that got their start in Harvard Square in 2004: Facebook and Brightcove. One left, one stayed. One was founded by a first-time entrepreneur, the other by an entrepreneur who'd built a public company before. One...

At a venture capital firm next door, Jeremy Allaire, a successful entrepreneur, sketched plans for Vidmark, short for “video marketplace.’’ The companies, now known as Facebook and Brightcove, evolved very differently. In 200, Facebook left for...

Brightcove is trying to follow the Amazon mentality of "get big fast' and that's why the company has raised and spent so much money over the past few years. My biggest concern is how quickly the market Brightcove is in will grow and what the total...