Seachange International Inc.

Two months after it reported a third-quarter loss and revenue that fell short of expectations, video software manufacturer SeaChange International of Acton said it's cutting about 10 percent of its global workforce in an effort to save $11 million in its current fiscal year.

The average viewer has little concept of how the content they're watching on television—and, increasingly, on a tablet or iPhone—is delivered. But they expect a seamless viewing experience. That's the paradigm of media consumption today, and it's one that SeaChange International of Acton is counting on as it positions itself to maintain an edge delivering custom video software to video content producers all over the world.

Video software manufacturer SeaChange International of Acton will acquire a California-based company that helps broadcast news organizations manage and analyze social media content, SeaChange announced.

Multiscreen video software maker SeaChange International of Acton yesterday reported a third-quarter loss of 7 cents a share. That was a penny per share better than analysts' consensus estimate.

Video software manufacturer SeaChange International of Acton has hired an industry veteran as its new CEO, the company announced Tuesday.

Acton-based software company SeaChange International, Inc (SEAC), reported a significant drop in net income for the first quarter of its 2015 fiscal year compared with the last fiscal cycle.

Video software maker SeaChange International of Acton ended its 2014 fiscal year with a 7-percent drop in revenue and a loss of slightly more than $3 million, ending what its CEO called a “transitional” year, the company said Thursday.

Acton-based video software maker SeaChange International Inc. turned a profit in the third quarter of its 2014 fiscal year, while revenues were down slightly, the company said Thursday.

A federal appellate court ruled last week that SeaChange International sufficiently modified its video system to avoid infringing on an Arris Group, Inc. patent, the Acton-based video software manufacturer said.

Video software manufacturer SeaChange International of Acton reported a 1.7-percent increase in revenue for its most recent quarter while making a substantial dent in its net loss from operations, as the company cited strong demand for new products.