Pulse Entertainment, Inc.

Pulse Entertainment was founded in late 1994 by Bill Woodward and Young Harvill and was primarily a animation tools and technology development company located in California.

In May 1995, Drew Pictures merged with Pulse Entertainment and together completed the game Bad Mojo using Pulse's technology.

Then, in November 1997, Pulse Entertainment merged with 7th Level and eventually left the game development business to become a supplier of custom solutions and services, tools and technology.

In early 1998, the company completed the core technology for "bringing life to the Internet." This included both Web creation tools and seamless browser players. Moreover, Pulse completed their executive management team by hiring both Fred Angelopoulos as CEO and Mark Yahiro as President to complement Bill Woodward as the Chairman of the Board and Young Harvill as the CTO.

Pulse Entertainment, Inc. is still in business in San Francisco, California, and is a subsidiary of the company Meez as a result of a merger in January 2009.