2 Way Traffic N.V Share Discussion Threads

[davetherave75] 25/2/2005 01:05

itox
I'm afraid that it is now no longer a problem that you will have to deal with.
1/4 shares do not exist. So you have not got any shares now.
excuse my grammer it's late.
You could try buying ntl shares as the two companies are set to merge in spring.
but i would not like to ramp/bias you
could look for similar situ in another company (huge dilution)
there is plenty out there.

[it0x] 11/2/2005 10:31

Sorry to post this here :) as it is a bit silly but thought id check here first. I hold a few of the original shares .. about 200 odd .. I left my telecoms portfolio well alone after the crash as it all went pete tong. Anyone have any info on how I go about a) estimating the value b) selling up / converting.

If I read the info right the consoladation of 805:1 ... means im screwed ? :)

Any help greatly appreciated.

[helpaargh] 31/1/2005 18:27

Thanks archer

any chance of pasting real time chart on here?

Andy

[ebahgum] 21/1/2005 09:20

LONDON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jan. 21, 2005--Telewest Global, Inc. (NASDAQ: TLWT - News) announces that its subsidiary Telewest Broadband has entered an agreement with Scientific-Atlanta for the supply of new personal video recorder (PVR) set-top boxes, which will be made available to its cable TV customers later this year.
The new PVR set-top box incorporates a substantial 160Gb hard drive and three video tuners, which will allow viewers to receive Telewest Broadband's digital TV service and record two programmes simultaneously while watching a third. This is a step forward from many existing PVRs, which can only manage two channels at once.

The set-top box will also allow customers to pause and instantly rewind live TV if their viewing is interrupted, so they never have to miss a moment of their favourite programmes again.

A simple on-screen menu will make the service easy to use for even the most technophobic households and, once recorded, programmes can be controlled like a DVD or video, without the hassle of tapes. The device will be able to store around 80 hours of programmes.

The Telewest Broadband PVR will also deliver high-definition TV (HDTV) content in the future -- offering a significant improvement in picture quality compared with today's standard-definition digital TV broadcasts, especially on larger plasma and LCD screens.

Eric Tveter, president and chief operating officer at Telewest Broadband, said: "We will make our personal video recorder set-top box available later this year, putting a stop to missed soaps, interrupted films and arguments over which programmes to record. It's a fantastic box of TV tricks that people will wonder how they ever survived without!"

The Scientific-Atlanta agreement follows this week's launch of the first phase of Telewest Broadband's new TV-on-demand service, which will offer a choice of additional movies, TV programmes and specialist content via customers' remote controls.

Eric Tveter added: "Telewest Broadband's unique combination of personal video recorder and television-on-demand services will mean our customers have the best of both worlds -- freedom from the TV schedule with PVR control, and on-demand access to a wider selection of movies and TV content. It's not about offering people more TV, but giving them the freedom to watch exactly what they want, when they want."

Ends

Notes to editors

Telewest, the broadband communications and media group, currently passes and markets to 4.7 million homes and provides multi-channel television, telephone and internet services to 1.76 million residential customers. For further information go to

The cable company announced the first phase of its TV-on-demand service on 18 January 2005 with over 2,000 customers in Bristol now able to access recent movies via their remote control, which they can then control like a DVD for a 24-hour rental period. Further TV and specialist content will become available later this year, as the service is launched in cable areas around the country.

High-resolution Telewest Broadband images are available for the media to view and download free of charge from www.vismedia.co.uk.



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Contact:
Telewest Broadband
John Moorwood, 01483-582-802
[e-mail]
or
Rachel Turner, 01483-582-140 / 07985-805805
[e-mail]
or
For Telewest Broadband
Frank DeMaria, [phone]
[e-mail]



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Source: Telewest Global, Inc.

[ebahgum] 18/1/2005 17:08

jas07

wow u r out of touch, TWT on LSE is no more, they transferred to TWLT on NASDAQ after a 805:1 consolidation.
Currently about $16.50 per share.

[jas07] 18/1/2005 16:57

When will this be relisted again?

[ebahgum] 17/1/2005 12:06

TLWT on Nasdaq

[fistfullofdollars] 17/1/2005 11:36

Hi all,

I hold the old shares in TWT what are they worth can someone give me the epic to find out.

thanks

Fist

[angry eric 2] 16/1/2005 13:18

Sunday Times business section - article on Huff worth reading.

[angry eric 2] 16/1/2005 13:18

Sunday Times business section - article on Huff worth reading.

[graham99114] 12/1/2005 20:06

ebahgum
the map was "viewed" at work - PS I work for a major telecoms / Broadband company that might even be telewest or NTL !

[ebahgum] 11/1/2005 10:59

graham
any chance of posting a link to the map

[graham99114] 10/1/2005 18:53

Just seen a map of the UK showing Telewest franchise areas and NTL franchise areas all on the same map !!!

The writings on the wall

edit - I should say the writing which has been on the wall for a long time, is a lot clearer now

[shirishg] 05/1/2005 08:59

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[maut too] 05/1/2005 08:18

NTL to launch video-on-demand
James Ashton, Daily Mail
5 January 2005



CABLE companies NTL and Telewest are weeks away from launching a video-on-demand service that will allow subscribers to download films and TV programmes to watch whenever they want.

NTL's 1.4m TV subscribers will be able to fast-forward and rewind programmes - as if they were playing a DVD - for up to 24 hours after they have paid for a download. Sony and Disney are on board to provide films, which will cost no more than hiring from a rental shop.

The service will launch initially in Glasgow, where NTL first tested out digital television, before being rolled out to all of its regions. NTL is working in tandem with Telewest, its long-touted merger partner, which will begin trials in Bristol next week. A personal video recorder, similar to Sky Plus, will follow by the end of the year.


Video-on-demand technology has long been talked about but slow to take off. Faster internet speeds and cheaper set-top boxes mean broadcasters and telecoms companies are racing to offer new services that they hope will boost subscriber income and loyalty.


Only Kingston Communications in Hull and Video Networks in London offer video-on-demand so far. Kingston is looking for a new supplier for its 5,000 customers after video chain Blockbuster ended their partnership last week.


BT is working on a service for its broadband customers to download TV shows. It is still in talks with programme providers such as the BBC and Channel 4.

[maut too] 05/1/2005 08:17

although the shares suffered with the nasdaq last night - we are actually up a tad in £ as a result of the $ strengthening a little

[maut too] 03/1/2005 09:55

$30 MAYBE WHEN THEY MERGE - New high as we enter 2005 @ $17.50 - 1.13p in old money - big winner for me in 2004. Increased broadband speeds now operating at the same money - basic service now 1mb and cannnot recall last time I had to phone customer services. Worth reminding the unitiated - I hold mine in ISA's


OBSERVER - In the cable television industry, the long-awaited merger between Telewest and NTL should be announced before Easter. Simon Duffy, the ambitious head of NTL, is expected to be appointed chief of the new UK cable colossus, which will be better- placed to compete with BT for broadband and telephone customers.

[angry eric 2] 30/12/2004 21:42

How high will this go. Does anyone have an idea what a realistic value is for TLWT?

[maut too] 30/12/2004 21:26

$17.39 tonight and a new high - worth around 1.12p in old money - my holding shows a 42.5% gain ... which is nice :-))

[mauts daughter] 30/12/2004 20:21

KEEF is worth £225,666,498.56 today, every punt he has placed has made at least 100% profit, and , the star that he is , he still helps us all out on a FREE bb, well helps, is a bit much, gives us a laugh taking the pi55.

ROFLOL@ Mauts Millions.

[stromboli] 30/12/2004 20:17

NEW YEARS COME EARLY GOING GREAT GUNS