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TMCNet:  DivX Names Eric Rodli as Executive VP for Sales and Marketing

[July 19, 2008]

DivX Names Eric Rodli as Executive VP for Sales and Marketing

(Wireless News Via Acquire Media NewsEdge)
DivX, a digital media company, announced the addition of Eric Rodli to
the company's executive team as Executive VP for Sales and Marketing,
reporting directly to Kevin Hell, CEO.

Rodli joins DivX from Macrovision where he was the Senior VP and
General Manager for their entertainment business.

"We are very pleased to welcome Eric to DivX," said Hell. "As we
continue to invest in new emerging products, Eric's exceptional
management skills and experience will contribute to create a
world-class global sales and marketing organization. Eric has extensive
management experience in film and digital technology and services for
the entertainment and media industry which will be extremely valuable
to our content initiatives. Responsible for overseeing DivX's direct
sales teams, Eric will play a critical role in implementing the
Company's strategic marketing objectives as it continues to innovate,
execute and deliver new products and services targeted to improve the
consumer digital media experience."

Prior to joining Macrovision in 2007, Rodli served as President of the
global Entertainment Imaging division (film and digital) at Eastman
Kodak from 2001 to 2007 where he was responsible for the sales,
marketing, R&D, digital operations and technical support of this Kodak
business unit with over $1 billion in revenues and over 1,000 employees.

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