Imaginova Corp., a science and technology digital media and commerce company, has successfully re- launched LiveScience.com. The web site, which originally launched in 2004, has become one of the most popular sources of original content relating to science and technology news. LiveScience’s new design is cleaner and easier to navigate and better showcases its engaging and topical content through video, RSS feeds, podcasts, syndication partners and community-driven content.

LiveScience users can now expect more cutting-edge editorial on a range of science topics in the following vertical categories: Space, Animals, Health, Environment, Technology, History and Strange News. Most noticeably, the editorial team is ramping up the Web site’s coverage of environmental and sustainability issues as well as space news by leveraging the established authority of its sister site, Space.com. In addition, LiveScience continues to be a credible news source whose content is regularly syndicated through major news portals such as Yahoo!, MSNBC and AOL.

Since its soft-launch in May 2007, LiveScience has experienced tremendous growth in traffic. In June 2007 LiveScience reached 3.0 million monthly unique visitors.

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