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Connexion Media Ltd – CEO Interview
- Published May 05, 2014 4:59PM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Executive Interviews
Connexion Media Limited (“Connexion”) is a technology company specialising in the development of services for the web-connected vehicle market. Connexion has recently signed a contract with General Motors as an “Application Development Partner” and is the official “Accredited Supplier” to Volkswagen (VW).
Connexion is in the process of acquiring miRoamer Pty Ltd via a reverse merger transaction and is undertaking an offer of shares as part of this process. miRoamer is known for its multi-award winning technology and is considered a global market innovator in streaming digital media technology (global radio and music services). It has developed a technology to manage and deliver customised and secure digital content (including audio and video) to a number of end user products including web connected vehicles and car radios, smartphone, tablets, PC, and other intelligent devices.
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