theScore, Inc. announced changes to the company's senior leadership team, which will take effect September 1, 2013. Benjie Levy, currently Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer will be appointed President and Chief Operating Officer. Benjie will be responsible for the development and execution of theScore's business strategy and management of theScore's operations. Jonathan Savage, currently Vice President, Product will be appointed Senior Vice President, Product. In this role, Jonathan will lead the design and development of theScore's products and services, and oversee theScore's product development, engineering, growth and analytics teams. Ethan Ross, currently Vice President, US Sales, will be appointed Senior Vice President, Sales. Ethan will expand his responsibilities and assume responsibility for theScore's global advertising sales efforts, including sales, client services and ad operations. Joe Ross, currently Director, Content will be appointed Vice President, Content. Joe will be responsible for the leadership of theScore's content strategy, overseeing theScore's editorial and original content teams.

The company reported unaudited consolidated earnings results for the third quarter and nine months ended May 31, 2013. For the quarter, the company reported revenue of CAD 1,368,000 compared to CAD 1,145,000 a year ago. Operating loss was CAD 3,131,000 compared to CAD 2,702,000 a year ago. Net and comprehensive loss was CAD 3,126,000 or CAD 0.03 basic and diluted per share compared to CAD 2,873,000 or CAD 0.03 basic and diluted per share a year ago. LBITDA was CAD 2,350,000 compared to CAD 2,067,000 a year ago.

For the nine months period, the company reported revenue of CAD 3,974,000 compared to CAD 2,861,000 a year ago. Operating loss was CAD 9,143,000 compared to CAD 5,850,000 a year ago. Net and comprehensive loss was CAD 9,237,000 or CAD 0.09 basic and diluted per share compared to CAD 6,269,000 or CAD 0.07 basic and diluted per share a year ago. Net cash used in operating activities was CAD 6,552,000 compared to CAD 5,043,000 a year ago. Additions of property and equipment were CAD 1,773,000 compared to CAD 119,000 a year ago. Additions of intangible assets were CAD 1,916,000 compared to CAD 2,972,000 a year ago. LBITDA was CAD 7,079,000 compared to CAD 4,654,000 a year ago. This difference was primarily as a result of an increased investment in personnel related to the development of theScore's mobile apps as well as the impact of the Ontario Interactive Digital Media Tax Credit, which reduced the comparative EBITDA loss by CAD 1.48 million for the same nine-month period last year.