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[sweenoid] 10/1/2005 11:26

Mr Men and Little Liss are sure to be BIG EARNERS

management have told us things are going very well and I believe that the yearly results will include an extremeely BULLISH trading statement and lots of plans to deliver shareholder growth over the entire portfolio

splendid

my target is 300p at results(March ) and my revised exit point for my holding is 315-320p

cheers
dave

[spurrier] 10/1/2005 11:10

Certainly looking sweeter by the day. Its a pity I still have a larger chunk in URM than COR but that looks to be coming back to a break-even point now. Anyone have a feeling how far COR could go? With Noddy going global and Marple doing so well what of the other properties such as Mr Men, Simenon, Allingham, Crispin, Bolt etc etc.?

[sweenoid] 10/1/2005 07:46

see the RNS

this is a MASSIVE deal for COR and effectively totally opens up the Japanese market which is HUGE and perhaps more importantly with a PREMIER LEAGUE team of partners both on the TV side and licensing/royalty arena.This is nothing less than a coup for management.

Hidden away at the end is a nice trading statement confirming business in 2004 has been good in all area's and reiterating the success of Marple at Xmas.

2005 IMHO will be the year that COR delivers big-time

Ginger Beers all round please

regards
Dave

[sweenoid] 09/1/2005 14:05

also viewing figs for 1st Marple episode on ITV-very good 8.53million making it the 8th on the top 10 across all networks for the week ending Dec12th :-)

2nd series almost inevitable and IMHO the series will sell well across the world

regards
Dave

[jordaggy] 09/1/2005 10:49

Chorion gets the Noddy in Japan
Guy Dennis (Filed: 09/01/2005)


Chorion, the listed owner of literary brands led by Nick James is this week expected to announce a merchandising and television broadcasting deal for its Noddy children's character in Japan.

Under the deal Make Way for Noddy cartoons will be shown on three major TV networks, starting in the second half of 2005, after an agreement with OLC/Rights Entertainment Japan, the intellectual rights subsidiary of a Japanese theme park company

[dak] 09/1/2005 09:58

Sunday Telegraph today " Noddy to sign deal in Japan"

[shirishg] 05/1/2005 14:31

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[bantam175] 04/1/2005 16:04

My target was £4, but not until Autumn, or so I thought anyway.

[maut too] 04/1/2005 16:03

we tick northwards yet again - vols picking up

[maut too] 04/1/2005 15:49

might come tomorrow at this rate - all the mm's ticking up again ... I reckon things are moving

[sweenoid] 04/1/2005 15:08

£3 here we come ;-)

well by results anyhow , stadiums packed full of adoring fans ......!!!

suit's me for sure

chart is a delight

Sweenoid

[maut too] 04/1/2005 12:09

new high ... which is nice

[shirishg] 04/1/2005 10:51

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[maut too] 04/1/2005 10:47

daily post


Noddy and friends learn to speak Welsh for TV viewers Dec 30 2004




By Eryl Crump, Daily Post


CHILDREN'S favourites Noddy and Big Ears are brushing up on their Welsh.

S4C has signed a major new deal with Chorion plc for the rights to broadcast a Welsh adaptation of the kiddies' classic..

The series is being produced by Caernarfon-based company Sain.

And the first episode is due to be broadcast in March next year.

S4C acquired the rights to 60 10-minute shows.

Twenty episodes will be aired during 2005 and the remainder in 2006.

S4C's commissioning editor for children's programmes Siwan Jobbins said: "S4C is proud to have secured the rights to such a series as Noddy.

"Noddy is one of the most popular children's characters in the world."

Created by Enid Blyton in 1949, the Noddy books have been translated into 40 languages and have sold more than 200 million copies around the world.

Along with the Famous Five, Noddy and his friend Big Ears are the most famous of Blyton's characters.

They are already a firm favourite among pre-school TV viewers in more than 30 countries including France, America, Hong Kong, South Korea, Malaysia, the Philippines, Australia and New Zealand.

It is not the first time Noddy has appeared on S4C.

A previous series of Nodi was shown in 1983, during the channel's first year of broadcasting. The Welsh adaptation of the series was produced by HTV Wales.

[maut too] 31/12/2004 11:00

:-)) ... certainly been a good year for Noddy and co ... we are up over 25% ... my guess - much the same next year ... cannot wait for something to stir on the mr men

[bargain] 31/12/2004 10:46

mauts daughter - 23 Dec'04 - 16:30 - 3486 of 3486 (Filtered)

Happy New Year all ...

[mauts daughter] 23/12/2004 16:30

But they are only up less than 1% Keef with a spread of 2.5%, do you think thats the mm`s doing that Keef, to fool naifs like you?

[maut too] 23/12/2004 15:56

yet another new high as we cross the line and onto £3

[mauts daughter] 22/12/2004 16:25

maut too - 22 Dec'04 - 12:29 - 83489 of 83527
lol at beau peeps - i`m obsessed with the size of mens private parts
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[mauts daughter] 22/12/2004 16:22

sahara - 22 Dec'04 - 15:02 - 741 of 743


Almost as if he's talkin to hisself, re above. Ah well. He must be lonely!

S.

sahara - 22 Dec'04 - 16:05 - 742 of 743


Philtered ageen, n ageen n ageen!!! tREEE hRRREEEE!!

Yeah wotevea!

S.

sahara - 22 Dec'04 - 16:06 - 743 of 743


Like I say afore,

Keep watchin.

S.

[maut too] 22/12/2004 12:59

from the mirror


NODDY'S GAME ON




NODDY'S bell has been ringing success for Bright Things.

The company raised £4.5million in April to develop a new games console for toddlers.

The interactive device, set to be launched by next summer, will be used in conjunction with a DVD.

It will feature footage from the likes of Noddy along with BBC children's favourites Andy Pandy, Balamory, Bill And Ben, Fimbles, Little Robots, Teletubbies and Tweenies. Announcing interim results, Bright Things' boss Dominic Wheatley said: "We have made good progress through the first six months.

"We are on target to have our console on sale by late spring or early summer."

The company has just snapped up the interactive rights to Postman Pat and Little Red Tractor.

The deal was done with media group Entertainment Rights.

"They are a terrific addition to our portfolio of much-loved children's characters," said Wheatley.