
3Dlabs brought the first workstation-class 3D graphics accelerator chip to market, before ATI and Nvidia – Horizon was Agency of Record from launch through IPO and later acquisition by Creative.

Horizon was Apple’s Agency of Record for several years, handling the launch and ongoing communications for Mac and Windows multimedia technologies, including QuickTime.

Horizon launched CacheLogic to wide industry acclaim and was instrumental in the company’s success among a wide range of consumer and business publications for its P2P and content delivery rechnologies.
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Horizon was responsible for the successful worldwide relaunch of the world’s biggest search engine, eventually purchased by Overture and becoming Yahoo! Search.
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Horizon was responsible for the launch of this startup’s unique video enhancement technology and provides ongoing counsel on communications and marketing strategies.

Providing a revolutionary new clock design for semiconductors, Horizon was responsible for stories in the Wall Street Journal and a cover story in EE Times for the company’s launch.

Offering unique facial recognition technology enhanced by human input, Horizon arranged worldwide coverage via Reuters, AP, CNN, and facilitated a cover story in the Red Herring, among many others.

Developers of a settop box OS and semiconductors for that market, Horizon launched the PowerTV group prior to the company’s acquisition by Cisco.

One of the most recognized names in Silicon Valley, Horizon was an Agency of Record for SGI and represented a number of its most innovative software technologies and offerings.

Horizon launched SplashCast at DEMO 2007 to wide acclaim, including 2 BusinessWeek stories, AP coverage and more for its unique rich media creation and Web syndication abilities.