Datatec Share Discussion Threads

[davidcod] 24/11/2005 21:50

michaelmouse - 24 Nov'05 - 19:13 - 6495 of 6497

Stay patient?

PMSL

Thanks.

[statto10] 24/11/2005 21:35

Tom

Next Wednesday (30th)at 11am.

It will be at the Registered Office (same place as last year), which i believe was Farringdon Street, London

Rgds
JV

[tom2468] 24/11/2005 20:45

when is the AGM

Tia

[michaelmouse] 24/11/2005 19:13

First three paragraphs are interesting. If sentiment in the sector changes and DTC moves into profitability in 2006 then ???? Stay patient IMO.

[vanhalen] 24/11/2005 18:50

Any thoughts as to when this pile of poo will be back above 2p

Still holding 365,000 and need funds !!!

Bloody useless thesbian !!!

[michaelmouse] 23/11/2005 21:04

Site updated.

[jabberstocky] 23/11/2005 14:35

Limbo analogy is the more apt.

[johnmp] 23/11/2005 13:51

most of us with DTC shares have already suffered the pain barrier many times. DTC shares are like a high jump? no matter how many times you jump over someone keeps raising the bar and we are left to jump again. Right now we are at 14m 20cm and still going up. (Was going to use a limbo analogue but dont want the share price to drop further).

John

[garysmith7] 23/11/2005 01:13

Internet TV 'to boom' in Europe

[chinakett] 22/11/2005 08:22

I see the author keeps using the same "hum the tune" phrase at the end. I remember reading this 6 months ago at least.

Come on DTC. It's time to hear this new tune.

China.

[mattt9999] 21/11/2005 11:07

Tom I am going for the news at 12:45 on ITV i like it's more relaxed style compared to BBC!!

[tom2468] 20/11/2005 22:51

grant

its called dreaming


lol

[grant goodwin] 20/11/2005 22:01

Tom you say that every week lol

[tom2468] 20/11/2005 20:22

news next week


lol

[inkitin] 18/11/2005 20:16

Thanks again Gary for the "Vital" lead.

I recommend others to visit their website and have a really good read of it.



Possible alternative distribution strategies, for DTC products, are all there. Many of the suggestions put forward on here, by others, are offered by Vital.

Who knows, DVD distribution on behalf of DTC may only be the start.

[beezerpi] 18/11/2005 14:17

Good stuff Gary and Ink.

[garysmith7] 18/11/2005 13:55

A classic introduction

02/Nov/2005
A new DVD label specialising in classical music and arts entertainment is launching with a number of releases covering everything from ballet to world music and pop via TV programming, feature films, documentaries and performances.

Digital Classics DVD has been formed by Digital Classics Plc, which controls the rights to hundreds of titles, many of which have in the past been licensed to other labels. According to label director John Kelleher, Vital will handle the distribution for all Digital Classics' titles, the first of which include The Search For Robert Johnson and Testimony: The Story Of Shostakovich starring Ben Kinglsey.

The intention is to make Digital Classics the world's market leader in the classical music and arts DVD sector within two years, and the label is expecting to release around 30 titles in 2006 prior to regaining the DVD rights to numerous other titles a year later.

Chief executive Chris Hunt said: "'This is an exciting opportunity to achieve significantly higher returns on our properties by doing the whole job ourselves, rather than outsourcing to an external label. In light of the fact that, from 2007, nearly 100 further rights will revert to us, this is likely to become an important source of revenue for us over the next few years."

[tom2468] 18/11/2005 09:58

you would think they would tell the market that the dvds are on sale even it was non reg

[inkitin] 18/11/2005 07:19

Also on sale in Germany.

[jabberstocky] 17/11/2005 10:01

Thanks Inkitin for posting the DVD links.

[inkitin] 17/11/2005 00:54

Gary

Sorry, I misunderstood.

So, Vital are the distributors for Digital Classics DVD then?

The seven titles seem to be the full set at the moment. I wonder if there will be any more before Christmas?

Probably not, but I'm sure we'll keep our eyes open for any more.