LiveXLive Media, Inc.: insider trades · United States · SEC (Form 4)

About LiveXLive Media, Inc.

LiveXLive Media, Inc. is a U.S.-based media and entertainment company that has evolved into the LiveOne platform through a series of acquisitions, integrations, and brand changes. The company originally built its identity around live music streaming and has since expanded into on-demand audio, podcasting, vodcasting, pay-per-view events, and related monetization services for artists, fans, and advertisers. Founded in 2015 by Robert Ellin, the business later rebranded from LiveXLive Media, Inc. to LiveOne, Inc., reflecting a broader strategy to consolidate multiple content and distribution assets under a unified consumer brand. The company is headquartered in West Hollywood, California, United States, and it is listed on NASDAQ. From an operating standpoint, LiveOne positions itself as a creator-first, interactive music, sports, and entertainment platform. Its core business lines include livestreamed music and event content, digital audio, podcast and vodcast distribution, and adjacent services such as branded entertainment, merchandising, and event promotion. The company’s major wholly owned subsidiaries and brands have included LiveXLive, PodcastOne, Slacker Radio, React Presents, PPVOne, and related service businesses. Distribution is multi-channel and digital-native, with availability across mobile apps, connected TV platforms, OTT environments, and online channels, allowing the group to reach listeners and viewers across different consumption habits. In competitive terms, LiveOne operates in a crowded landscape that includes large global streaming, podcasting, and live-entertainment platforms; its differentiator is the combination of owned content, live experiences, and an ad-supported plus subscription-based monetization mix. Geographically, LiveOne is an American company with a primarily U.S. operational base, but its content distribution is global through internet-based channels. Recent company updates have emphasized improved performance in the Audio segment, a focus on profitable growth, and content monetization initiatives such as podcast sales to major TV and streaming platforms. These developments suggest a business that is trying to stabilize its financial profile while leveraging its content library and audience relationships. For French-speaking investors, the name LiveXLive Media remains important historically, but the investable entity is now LiveOne; the stock-market reference is NASDAQ, and the country of incorporation and operations is the United States. The investment case remains tied to execution, audience growth, content economics, and the company’s ability to scale recurring revenue in a highly competitive media environment.