Los Gatos, Ca (July 26, 2010) — Last week, BayTSP's Board of Directors appointed Stuart Rosove as CEO of the Company, succeeding founder Mark Ishikawa. Ishikawa continues to serve as a Director.

"The Company appreciates Mark's work and contributions made over the last 10 years and recognizes that his entrepreneurial drive and spirit put BayTSP at the forefront of the industry," said Larry Hootnick, Chairman. The Board was unanimous in its decision to recruit a new leader to take the Company to the next level.

"Stuart's background and record of success in digital media and security made him a natural candidate," said Hootnick. “The Board supports his vision for strengthening the Company's core competence and expanding to new, but related markets domestically and internationally while maintaining our reputation of excellence in customer service.”

Rosove brings more than 15 years of senior management experience in technology infrastructure and security, digital media and intellectual property licensing. Prior to joining BayTSP, Rosove was Vice President, Media and Entertainment with Digimarc Corp (NSDQ: DMRC), where he was responsible for Intellectual Property Licensing, market development and strategic partnership development. In that role, he worked closely with Digimarc Licensees, and various stakeholders in the Digital Media delivery ecosystem to promote the adoption of digital watermarking for managing, protecting and enhancing digital content. Rosove was also responsible for TVAura, the joint venture between Digimarc and the Nielsen Company which was announced in 2009.

Prior to Digimarc, Rosove was president and CEO of Activated Content Corp., a leading supplier of digital watermarking solutions to the music industry. Rosove was also CEO of AudioTrack Watermark Solutions and founder and CEO of Sequel Technology Corp. He has held senior management positions at Delrina and QNX Software. Rosove has completed the Executive Program at Stanford University Graduate School of Business, holds a Bachelor's Degree in Journalism from Carleton University in Ottawa, Canada and a Bachelor's Degree in English from the University of Manitoba in Canada.