Moxy Vote Blog

Happy holidays, everyone.  The Moxy Vote team is celebrating the season by running reports and monitoring our site for all kinds of interesting stuff. For example, here’s something compelling: as of December 23, over 20.3 million On2 shares had been voted through our site. This represents 11.5% of the On2 shares outstanding.

I’m not going to divulge the way these votes have been cast. It’s our first time doing this, and we’re still figuring out what we can and can not do while remaining in the good graces of the regulatory and legal communities. The On2 shareholders’ meeting has been postponed to February 17, and I expect to give the breakdown then.

If you haven’t voted yet, you can login and vote on Moxy Vote through February 11.  If you have already voted, there’s no need to vote again.

Here’s a quick update on the On2 Technologies vote.

As of early this morning, about 200 people have voted 18.9 million shares of stock through Moxy Vote. This represents 10.7% of the On2 shares outstanding. These votes have been confirmed as valid, and they will count.

Thanks for using Moxy Vote, On2 shareholders.

Big news. In the last week, Moxy Vote has been put through its first paces, and it appears to be working. We have processed proxy ballots for some shareholders of On2 Technologies — see some of their opinions on a proposed merger with Google here. As of last Tuesday, about 100 shareholders voted proxies representing 5.5 million shares through our site.

If you’re a shareholder of On2 and want to use Moxy Vote to submit a ballot, you will need your ballot’s control number. Once you have that, login to the site and complete the On2 ballot.

We weren’t expecting this activity so soon after we announced the site to the world. Thank you for your patience as we work around a few glitches.  This is the first step in a long journey, but judging by the shareholders’ enthusiasm, it looks like we’re heading in the right direction.

Thank you, On2 shareholders, for voting through Moxy Vote.

I don’t usually toot this many horns. But the Wall Street Journal just wrote about us again. Rob Curran lists many different ways that small investors can get involved in the governance process, and he’s singled out Moxy Vote as a good way to vote over the Web.