![]() ![]() Towards the end of 2013, the Animax branding was removed. In January 2012, Crackle added Animax to its content, available to viewers in the US and Canada. In December 2013, Crackle made its content available for the Apple TV set-top box. In June 2013, Crackle released an app for the BlackBerry 10 platform. Crackle also partnered with Xbox Live, making its content available for Xbox 360. The following month, Crackle announced that it would release apps for Android and iOS systems later that June. In March 2011, Crackle launched streaming services on Bravia TVs, PS3, Roku boxes, and Sony Blu-ray players. Early features included movies and television shows from Sony's library, and original content made for the Internet In late 2008, Crackle was moved to Sony's Culver City base, to be included in the studio's digital content operations. In July 2007, Sony rebranded Grouper as Crackle, a multi-platform video-entertainment network and studio. In August 2006, Sony purchased Grouper for $65 million, later renaming it to Crackle. Josh Felser, Dave Samuel, Mike Sitrin, and Aviv Eyal founded the online video site Grouper in 2004. ![]()
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