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July 2004
Motion Media merges with Scotty Tele-Transport to become SCOTTY Group plc. The same core engineering team carries on to develop additional
unique products and systems for various markets including a revolutionary platform for Telecare over broadband IP networks.
November 2001
New Potato Technologies, Inc. is dissolved as a Connecticut corporation, and is temporarily put into cryogenic suspension.
December 2000
Motion Media plc establishes Motion Media Technology, Inc. in Wilmington, NC and acquires certain assets and the engineering team of C-Phone
Corporation. The engineering team continues to develop an extensive array of visual communications products for consumer, business, security, and telehealth markets.
August 1994
C-Phone Corporation initial public offering on NASDAQ. The growing engineering team begins to develop an extensive array of visual
communications products for business and consumer applications.
January 1994
Stuart Ross joins Target Technologies as Director and VP of Engineering and upon arriving in Wilmington, NC begins to assemble the engineering group
at Target Technologies (later to become C-Phone Corporation.)
April 1993
New Potato wins a design contract to create the first prototype videoconferencing system for Target Technologies, Inc. a Wilmington, NC manufacturer
of the Twincom line of computer data modems.
February 1992
The overall business and customer base grows to where it is necessary for New Potato to incorporate in Connecticut as New Potato Technologies, Inc.
August 1986
On an inspiration and in a reckless moment, New Potato Technologies is founded by Stuart Ross in Danbury, CT and
technical design services are first provided to unsuspecting customers.
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