In a released statement, Digital Goods, formerly known as Softlock.com, Inc., stated that it had engaged an outside consultant to assist in closing the company and a law firm to advise the company on the sale or licensing of its assets. The company is unsure what it will do with its facility here but a company official tells GlobeSt.com that subletting the space is "probably something we'll look at."

Digital Goods is the latest in a long line of recent victims of the high tech crash. In its statement the company blamed its failure to obtain additional financing for its demise. The company was founded nine years ago as a digital rights management technology company but quickly shifted its focus to digital content marketing.