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The AnchorFree Team May 3, 2013

Sourcenext launches retail sales of Hotspot Shield in Japan

Craig Vachon second from right.
Craig Vachon second from right.

AnchorFree’s Senior Director of Business Development Gary Guseinov and Head of Corporate Development Craig Vachon traveled to Tokyo this week to celebrate an agreement with Sourcenext Corp (a publicly traded #1 software publisher in Japan) to launch retail sales of

Hotspot Shield in Japan.   Hotspot Shield will be distributed via numerous retail outlets throughout Japan, marketed to over 11 million Sourcenext customers, as well as sold through the Sourcenext online stores alongside Dropbox, BitDefender, Animoto, Evernote and other major software brands.  Also on hand was Japanese television personality “Becky” dressed in traditional kimono.

Hotspot Shield in retail stores in Japan
Hotspot Shield in retail stores in Japan
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