Cellcast Share Discussion Threads

[sans souci] 11/6/2008 11:46

LOL

Back to square one

Any word on results?

[sans souci] 06/6/2008 11:16

100k at 2.75p

Somebody very keen paying that

[the analyst] 04/6/2008 13:04

I'm tempted to apply - not for the money, but I suspect it could be an interesting position, given the way the company seems to be re-focussing!

Plus, I could walk to work in 5 minutes from where I am living...

[the analyst] 04/6/2008 13:01

Vacancy: Producer/Moderator
Employer: Cellcast TV
Location: London [view map]
Duration: On Going, starts Asap


Looking for an Outgoing, Sales Driven, People Person wanting to get into TV.

Cellcast TV is the world's largest live and interactive television company. We are a fresh, energetic and growing company, looking for hard working, keen and motivated workers with a flexible schedule. The job will entail working as a moderator, learning the shows and shadowing a producer which in-turn will work towards a producer position. No experience necessary, however reliability and a flexible schedule are key factors required within this job role.

We are looking for someone to join what is already a fantastic team. Essential qualities include a, reliability, hard working, enthusiastic and a peoples person.
Here at Cellcast TV we are looking for someone to join a fresh and energetic company; it doesn't matter about past experience, its all about the enthusiasm to want to learn.

Web:


Apply to: Samantha Kozlowski, 150 Great Portland St, London, W1W 6QD

[recto verso] 03/6/2008 20:03

Analyst,

Would make a lot of sense.

Cant see a bid coming for sumo now, especially as it seems that the reigns have now been handed to Zeal to sell the tv formats B2B.

The potential for sumo as a B2B product is huge, although the longer they wait the more risk there will be of competitors catching up and stealing the customers.

A JV would be nice. Similar to the Asian venture. Money is needed to develop and market the technology and formats as quick as possible.

RV

[the analyst] 03/6/2008 15:11

I don't know about anticipation ahead of the results, it's hard (for me) to have any idea of what to expect from the statement, although we know historical results will be poor.

All I'm looking for from the results is transparency and clarity as to exactly what the business model is going forward. As it stands, it is impossible to understand what they are trying to do with the company, when the business plan seems to change with the wind.

I would VERY much like to see the sumo/technology side of the business separated from the UK TV channels and associated websites (i.e. the porn and premium rate business).

Ideally, these two business ventures would be separately listed - perhaps with Cellcast changing its name to something like Sumo Media and focussing on B2B technology and the UK porn/premium rate business having an entirely separate listing altogether, grown and then sold on to one of the really big adult industry companies that may want to get a foothold on the UK market

I wonder if something like that could happen?

[sans souci] 03/6/2008 14:14

Thanks
Perhaps a little price action in anticipation?

[the analyst] 03/6/2008 14:09

sans souci

No, I've not heard anything about results, but they need to release them by the end of the month, so not long to wait.

[the analyst] 03/6/2008 14:08

MN, you asked for the email address:

[e-mail]

Cheers

[sans souci] 03/6/2008 09:00

Unusually you can sell more than you can buy online.

Anyone heard any news as regards dates for results?

thanks

[recto verso] 02/6/2008 20:12

Hopefully the money raised will aid gaming development...

Gaming Ventures raises 131,667 pounds from issue of 4.6 mln shares to Hythe
LONDON (Thomson Financial) - Gaming Ventures Plc. said it received a total net amount of 131,667 pounds for the issue of 4.6 million shares to Hythe Securites Ltd. at 4.75 pence per share on April 18.

The PLUS-quoted mobile and online gaming acquisition vehicle said the shares are held in the name of Hythe Nominees Ltd., which is now holds a total of 14.8 million shares or 20.9 percent of the company.

Gaming Ventures said its directors now hold 33.05 percent of the company, while Addworth Plc. owns 7.64 percent.

[zoo123] 02/6/2008 16:31

Hi,


If you do the right/deep research, you probably already know this, but there's so much of it.

This is the most mild:




Thoughts anyone!


Kind regards,


MN

[zoo123] 02/6/2008 13:29

Hi,

Going by an analysis of the models with our previous information, it now seems that they're running most of the adult chat-tv services - all the channels between 910-906, plus 951, 957 and a couple more. The other providers have a maximum of 3 channel-slots, with less broadcast quality.



Kind regards,


MN

[sans souci] 02/6/2008 11:43

Did a 200k trade at 2.75p just go through?

[the analyst] 29/5/2008 19:38

The website development and expansion is phenomenal, isn't it RV?

I wonder how much it is all costing and if/when we can expect to see some sort of take-up?

Last time I looked on alexa, there was little to say that the company are progressing on the traffic side of things...

[recto verso] 28/5/2008 20:19

Ghent,

Buy high, sell low....

Anyway, look what I found...

www.iloveporn.tv

Another cellcast affiliate porn program (other being www.3wayscash.com

I suggest you all take a close look at the site, check out "our sites"; one being "bluekissUSA", due for "imminent launch".

Excellent.

RV

[lord santafe] 28/5/2008 15:20

CLTV will catch up to our other shares, which are SYM and MMS. On the downside FPS is suspended.

[the analyst] 28/5/2008 13:51

In turn, DRG is backed by Ingenious Media Active Capital (IMAC), so there is more information about Zeal and what DRG are becoming here:

[the analyst] 28/5/2008 13:46

Zeal is owned by Digital Rights Group (DRG) - they have the news release too:

[the analyst] 28/5/2008 13:25

So, it seems there is life left in sumo after all

From the way that the sumo tv channel disappeared, I had thought that they were winding it down and possibly looking for a buyer for the website in order to concentrate just on the core business - the Sky channels and the websites / 3G content.

But now, it seems that they are still determined to create value from sumo as a world-wide B2B product. This is good news.

The big question is whether the content is good enough and will broadcasters want to buy it?

I still think they will try to spin sumo off at some stage, but it now raises the possibility that they will sell off the Sky business instead and rename the present listed company as sumo.tv. Possible? I wonder what the Sky business would be worth? - quite a lot if OFCOM don't destroy it and they really are making the £1m+ EBITDA. I would imagine that business could be worth £5-10m+ to one of the big privately owned adult companies. That said, that side of the business now also have the websites being launched and 3G offering that goes with it, so that could be a very conservative estimate if those products take-off.

All very interesting stuff, and hopefully the results will help fill in the blanks as to where the company is going. The complexity of the business is still a major problem, imo. So, the sooner that sumo and the Sky channels are separated, the better I would have thought...