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Interactive Television Entertainment

Interactive Television Entertainment (ITE) was a Copenhagen-based Danish company founded in 1988 as SilverRock Productions and renamed to ITE in 1992. It was best known for developing and producing the ''Hugo'' media franchise.
== History ==

The company was founded by Ivan Sølvason in 1988. It was renamed as Interactive Television Entertainment in 1992, following the launch of the first ''Hugo'' TV show in 1990,〔 (Firma Historie ), Hugo-Troll.de〕 which was created together with Niels Krogh Mortensen. In 1998, ITE Media game development and publishing company was founded for the ''Hugo'' video game series.〔 Besides its successful ''Hugo'' shows, the company's television products included the motion capture system Animation Mask System (AMS) developed in 1993 and the programs ''Crazy Cartoon Soccer'' (1995), ''The Interactive Cartoon Show'' (1998), ''Stinky & Stomper'', ''Throut & Neck'' (1998), ''Sporty'', and ''Tush Tush''.〔()〕 ITE opened overseas offices in Los Angeles in 1997, in Tokyo in 1998, and in London in 1999. By 2005, ITE was regarded as one of Denmark's five largest video game developers.〔()〕 In 2000, ITE had net sales of DKK 66 million.〔 The company released over 190 video games,〔()〕 selling more than six million copies.〔()〕
In 2002, Sølvason was forced to sell all of ITE to the venture capital company Olicom A/S for only DKK 5 million,〔 (Hugos far er umulig at slå ud ), Erhvervsbladet.dk, 5 September 2007.〕〔 Reuters, (Olicom tredoblede tab efter nedskrivning på portefølje ), Euroinvestor.com, 28/08/2002.〕 having lost an earlier offer of DKK 80 million in 2000 due to a 10-minute fax delay by adviser Arthur Andersen corporate finance division;〔 (Hugo's far sælger millionvillaen ), TV 2 Finans, 4-06-11.〕〔 (Forsinket fax kostede Hugo-skaber dyrt ), Daily Rush, 11 December 2001.〕 Olicom had already owned 50% shares in ITE since 2001 (acquired for DKK10 million). Olicom then invested $22 million into the company,〔 (Hugos far bortadopterer tv-trolden ), ComON, 16 July 2002.〕 reduced the staff of ITE by a third to 60 employees and attempted to expand more into the U.S., UK, and Asian markets.〔 Søren Dietrichsen, (Tv-trolden Hugo på nye eventyr i USA ), Erhvervsbladet.dk, 4 September 2002〕 Olicom in turn sold ITE in 2006, by then staffed by only 35 employees,〔 Søren Dietrichsen, (Tv-trold overlever turbulent ejerskifte ), Erhvervsbladet.dk, 26 June 2006.〕 ITE was purchased by NDS Group for an undisclosed sum and became NDS Denmark;〔(NDS acquires Danish game design company ITE ), PresseBox, 02.10.2006〕 NDS Denmark closed down in 2010.〔, Reuters, (Stort spilfirma drejer nøglen om i Danmark ), TV 2 Finans, 19-11-10.〕 ITE's last CEOs were Steen Lohse between January–August 2006, and Jesper Knutsson after him.〔

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