Los Angeles - PixelFish, a provider of online video ad services, announced on Friday that it has acquired the assets of now-defunct online video production tools firm Eyespot for an undisclosed sum.

San Diego - Eyespot, a three-year-old company that provided online video editing and publishing services, is shutting down, according to an e-mail sent to users by president and CEO Jim Kaskade.

San Diego - Eyespot, a provider of Web-based remixing and mash-up creation software, said this week that StarWars.com, the official site produced by George Lucas' Lucas Online, has partnered with the company to allow fans to incorporate hundreds of scenes from the films into their homemade videos. San Diego-based Eyespot's online video-editing tool lets fans mix their own videos with more than 250 scenes and music from all six "Star Wars" films, and share them with one another online.

San Diego - Eyespot, a provider of online tools that let users upload and remix videos, said on Monday that it has partnered with Audible Magic, a provider of copyright content identification and filtering technology. Under the agreement, Eyespot will implement Audible Magic technology to give copyright holders control over what songs are available for users to add to the video mash-ups they create on Eyespot. The company has previously partnered on video mash-up promotions with Paramount Pictures, the NBA and Jive Records.

New York - Eyespot, a provider of online media remixing technology, announced that it partnered with the producers of the Broadway musical "Spring Awakening" on a promotion that allows users to create video mashups using songs and video from the show. A contest will award the creator of the best mashup -- as judged by creator Duncan Sheik, the producers and cast members -- with a trip to New York to see the show and meet the cast.

San Diego - Eyespot, a provider of online video editing software, said on Wednesday that Paramount pictures is using its technology to allow film fans to create their own movie trailer mash-ups. The first title under the agreement is the upcoming film, "Shooter." More than 20 clips from the movie, as well as its official trailer, still photos, sound effects and music from the original score will be made available online to Eyespot users.

New York - The National Basketball Association (NBA) on Tuesday launched a feature on its website that allows fans to create customized video packages with NBA videos and photos, special effects and a music backing track. Powered by Eyespot, the NBA.com Highlight Mixer will provide access to hundreds of game video clips and photos, team logos, special effects and licensed tracks from labels including Geffen, Drive-Thru, ATO and 1720 Records.