Limelight Seeks $198 M in IPO
Content-delivery network provider Limelight Networks seeks to raise as much as $198 million in its previously announced IPO, pricing its shares between $12 and $14 according to reports of new filings made Monday. Limelight, which competes with the bigger Akamai in the burgeoning CDN space, counts online video provider Brightcove as well as established firms like Amazon and MySpace among its customers.
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