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Loesch is not currently listed on the company website as an active member of the team ().

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Loesch brought 30 years of experience in the computer software and hardware industries, primarily in the consumer digital video sector. In November 2008, Prabhat Jain announced the appointment of consumer technology industry veteran William Loesch as CEO of the company.

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In 2000, he founded Emuzed, where Prabhat Jain created a TiVo-type product for the PC based on Microsoft's Media Center Edition PC operating system. In 1996, the founder of Monsoon Multimedia, Prabhat Jain, founded Dazzle, where he developed the PC hardware and software products to compress video based on MPEG standards. HAVA's main engineering and development operations are based in Tomsk, Russia, and New Delhi, India. Monsoon Multimedia was created in 2004 by the founders of Dazzle and Emuzed.

6 Closure of Monsoon Website and Servers.

However, they continue to function on a local network. In 2018 the Monsoon Website was suddenly closed with no placeholder left to advise of closure, and the company's central server (which coordinated all remote access to Hava and Vulkano devices), ceased to respond at the company IP address coded in the device firmware and remote viewing software.Īs of late 2018, Downloads of iPad and iPhone software for remote viewing are no longer available on Apple's iTunes App Store.Īs of early 2019 it is not known if there are any active projects to restore functionality of these devices remotely, since the company's server closed.

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The HAVA device also worked as a TV tuner for Windows Media Center-enabled PCs without being directly connected to a video source.

The devices allowed a PC to operate as a personal video recorder with pause, fast forward and rewind functions.

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Multiple users could connect to the HAVA from any Internet connection simultaneously with channel-changing capabilities and full operation of the video source. The devices enabled streaming and recording of video content from video sources including live TV, DVD players, video game consoles, and TiVo to multiple PCs wirelessly. EchoStar thus successfully removed its only competitor from the market place. Monsoon settled the lawsuit by agreeing not to sell its products in the USA simply because it did not have the legal funds to fight mighty Echostar's legal maneuvers. On the even of Cisco acquiring Monsoon in 2017, EchoStar, the new parent of Sling sued Monsoon for patent infringement (of the Japanese patents), having obtained confidential information about the date of the acquisition by Cisco from a Monsoon employee under murky circumstances. Aware that Monsoon had filed multiple patents, Krikorian bought patents dated earlier than the Monsoon patents, from a Japanese company for $5mi in early 2000.

Later Bhupen teamed up with Blake Krikorian to found Sling Media while Vadim Dagman and Jain founded Monsoon Multimedia-both companies went after the place shifting market. The Place Shifting ecosystem was developed by him and Bhupen Shah while Jain was CEO at Emuzed and Shah worked for him. It was one of 5 major transformations (1st VGA in 1984, 16 bit audio and mixed signal ASICs in 1992, 1st commercially available CD Rom drive less than $100 in 1992, MPEG-2 adapters in 1996 and high compression software for mobile phones in 2001)initiated by Prabhat Jain, a Silicon Valley entrepreneur with 5 undergraduate and post graduate engineering degrees from Cal Berkeley and Univ of Vienna, Austria. Monsoon Multimedia was a company that manufactured, developed and sold video streaming and place-shifting devices that allowed consumers to view and control live television on PCs connected to a local (home) network or remotely from a broadband-connected PC or mobile phone. San Mateo, California, United States (division)