Adwalker Share Discussion Threads

[lord santafe] 14/5/2007 13:20

well I lost money of RGN, (about £70) thanks to your ramping quotes_4_U. See RGN RNS today, they where not short of stock like you made out. Will have to dump them at a 10% loss.

3 vrs 1 now here

[lord santafe] 14/5/2007 13:11

I am right though, since my posts the price has increased and buyers going like mad. Just accept you have found a 10 bagger. Now one knew why QXL risen like they did.

[quotes_4_u] 14/5/2007 13:00

As soon as lord santafe or Stephen buys a stock he multiplies the price
the stock should be by 5/10/a million !

But he will dump in less than a hour or maybe he will hold for a day if
you are lucky !

I'm still waiting for one sensible comment from him in say 5 years of
his posts !

[unionhall] 14/5/2007 12:56

But who wants to buy ?


I bought 400k a few months ago in a number of transactions and the share price did not react like this....

[lord santafe] 14/5/2007 12:55

There is such little stock around the MM have to keep upping the price in order to attract sellers.

[unionhall] 14/5/2007 12:52

Why 20 p ?

Have they struck gold or oil ?


or a mega contract ?

[lord santafe] 14/5/2007 12:49

Managed to buy £500 pounds worth. Been trying to get as little as £300 and keep getting refused since the MM trying to take the price up to 20p this week, IMHO.

[lord santafe] 14/5/2007 12:30

are these worth buying?.

[antoin2] 14/5/2007 11:33

action at last!!

[unionhall] 14/5/2007 11:15

Any lurkers aware of reason for rise of 30% so far?

Hopefully some news later....


Top of the Gainers list now - no doubt we will get a few visitors ?

[unionhall] 13/4/2007 12:20

(Broadcasting & Cable) _ Verizon is expanding the "up-close and personal" promotion of its FiOS video/broadband service.

The company hired Adwalkers to work a recent garden show in Richmond. Adwalkers are people hired to walk around in public places wearing video screens and talling up the product they are advertising. In this case, the product was the new FiOS service.

FiOS has secured a number of franchises in Virginia--where the garden show was held-- but the company is expanding to California. California has a state video franchise relief law which has paved the way for new video franchises.


Verizon has decided to use the same mobile marketers at the Long Beach Grand Prix April 13-15 and the Long Beach Computer Show April 27-29.


Copyright The Associated Press 2007. All Rights Reserved

[unionhall] 11/4/2007 17:00

Why all the trades today after weeks of inactivity ?

[unionhall] 23/3/2007 00:18

Thursday, March 22, 2007
Adwalk, Don't Run
An on-screen screen plug for a company whose business is plugging things onscreen? That is either the sign of the media apocalypse or just another step down the road to the ultimate melding of marketing and messenger.

Adwalker makes its debut on prime time network TV in an episode of NBC's Apprentice, where would-be apprentices walk around advertising stuff, which is what marketing company Adwalker does.

Adwalkers have been likened, at least in its press release, to "human Teletubbies," or "brand-ambassadors," to put a pleasanter point on it, who are equipped with high-resolution video screens, front and back, to carry the ad message. They are also equipped with affable personalities, I'm told, to engage passersby.

Adwalker has had quite a run on NBC Universal outlets, according to AdWalker, including being used to plug Today at the 2006 upfront, plugging prime time for Telemundo, and promoting a local sports show on NBC-owned KNBC.

By John Eggerton

[theband] 26/2/2007 08:13

I am surprised theres no reaction to this mornings great news.

[unionhall] 23/2/2007 09:43

Still at the rockefeller centre - Feb 22nd.

[unionhall] 19/2/2007 08:41

ADWALKER plc.
('the Company' or 'the Group')

ADWALKER DIGITAL MUSIC SURVEY RESULTS
Huge Market for Digital Music Sales beyond the PC

The Board of Adwalker, the AIM-listed specialist in wearable media solutions, is pleased to announce that results from a survey conducted by the Company show that consumers are willing to buy digital music in out-of-home locations and pay a premium for it.
In January 2007 Adwalker conducted research across the USA, UK and Ireland in various locations including Airports and Shopping Malls. The purpose of the research was to ascertain the consumer appetite for music/film downloads in an out of home environment. Results showed the following:

71% of respondents would pay for music downloads at Airports or Shopping Malls, using the Adwalker Music Download service;
76% would pay for music downloads at Music Concerts, using the Adwalker Music Download service;
The young had a higher propensity to pay for their music than the older users of mp3 players, with 84% of all under 16 year olds wiling to pay for their music in these locations;
Consumers are willing to pay a greater price for their music from sales at unique locations. 32% said they would pay £15/€15/€15 for a digital music download in Shopping Malls, Airports or other out-of-home locations; and
70% said they would use the service to download films as well as music.
Adwalker's wearable digital unit enables music downloads directly to any MP3 player.

Commenting on the research Simon Crisp CEO said: "This research lends some fascinating insight into the world of music download. Steve Jobs, Co-founder and CEO of Apple, recently commented that Apple would support the abolishment of DRM and "that any player can play music purchased from any store".

"Our research backs up the opinion that consumers will pay for music if you present digital content in the right locations using the most compelling distribution methods such as the Adwalker mobile music download service."continued...

[unionhall] 19/2/2007 08:39

Adwalker seeks download deal with eMusic

18 February 2007 By David Clerkin
Adwalker, the AIM-quoted Irish firm that makes electronic sandwich boards, is in talks with eMusic, the world's number two music download service after Apple's iTunes, to allow on-the-spot downloads from its units.

The company is expected to sign a deal this week that will allow owners of iPods or other music devices to download songs through the electronic equipment used by Adwalker agents.

Adwalker generates the bulk of its revenues through advertising on its sandwich boards, which are displayed by agents in public locations with high footfall, such as shopping centres, airports and railways stations.

The eMusic deal will open up a new revenue stream as it will allow both companies to share revenues for tracks downloaded and paid for by credit card through Adwalker agents.

eMusic has a catalogue of more than two million songs, but differs from iTunes as it offers subscription packages instead of a pay-per-track service. The company concentrates on independent recording labels and its most popular downloads feature heavyweight independent artists such as the White Stripes and the Raconteurs.





It launched in Europe last September, and has already signed up more than 200,000 US users.