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[canalet3] 02/4/2017 15:44

Google ---China`s largest independent online video marketplace ,does not seem to get a mention ,in the top 15 anyway. Is there an answer ?

[3rd eye] 02/4/2017 14:11

STIG, show him up for what he really is a DITHERING OLD FART.

[3rd eye] 02/4/2017 14:10

Bunkum LOL HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHA

Your a C player who as lost a Lot of people a lot of money.

CARE TO COMMENT ON THIS and WILL YOU BE OPENING NEW THREADS??????????????????

[doodlebug4] 02/4/2017 13:49

R2, that's quite a mind boggling stat right there - two billion online views each month.

"Yooya is China’s largest independent online video marketplace and boasts a network of hundreds of video content creators delivering nearly two billion online video views each month."

[roofer2] 02/4/2017 13:18

I was stopped out earlier this week, looking to get back in asap and Yooya Media is the main reason for that ! Gla

R2

[essentialinvestor] 02/4/2017 13:02

Much easier to execute that strategy when you are one of the greatest allocators
of capital in the last 100 years. He also may not have had in mind a micro cap.

[moormoney] 02/4/2017 11:43

Well I suppose if we all think like Warren Buffett we'd be buying and filling our boots! There's blood on the streets alright but the trouble is I've filled my boots on the way down!! Maybe I'll squeeze in a few more next week though :))

[doodlebug4] 02/4/2017 11:00

MARCH 29, 2017
Yooya Unveils New Partnership Program for Ecommerce Providers

Posted by Yooya News Release on Mar 29, 2017 4:35:11 PM
[SHANGHAI, March 21, 2017] Yooya today announced its new “Yooya for Ecommerce” partnership program, designed to equip leading ecommerce providers and Tmall Partners (TPs) with the modern data, tools, and solutions needed to drive greater ecommerce conversion rates via online video marketing.

Yooya is China’s largest independent online video marketplace and boasts a network of hundreds of video content creators delivering nearly two billion online video views each month. The company connects brands with content creators and large-scale distribution channels in China’s highly fragmented media space.

China is not only the world’s largest online video market, but is also now the world’s largest retail ecommerce market globally—with sales reaching nearly $900 billion in 2016 and expected to reach $1.6 trillion by 2020.*

As a part of the new partnership program, select ecommerce partners will receive exclusive ecommerce and content management tools which will allow them to provide an integrated “online video path to conversion” marketing solution for their customers.

Rick Myers, Yooya CEO and cofounder, said “Yooya is leading the way in connecting brands with China’s most influential video content. Our partnerships with leading video platforms and content creators, together with our direct-to-ecommerce technology, let us help brands increase engagement and ecommerce results unlike anyone else.”

Together with its native video, digital brand amplification, and other video-centric advertising solutions, the company also provides powerful contextualized ecommerce connectivity via social media services such as Weibo and Weixin (WeChat) as well as through leading online video distribution platforms—thus closing the last mile gap.

Yooya’s CMO, John Steere further added, “tools such as Yooya’s ecommerce connectors give us a competitive edge in not only helping our clients increase awareness and engagement of their brands along the customer’s path to purchase, but also in ultimately driving conversion—the holy grail of all digital marketing."

Yooya’s suite of video-based marketing and advertising solutions equips brands to overcome the massive challenge of marketing to Chinese audiences. The company’s network of content creators and state-of-the-art analytics platform provide essential tools for greater success in the Chinese content and ecommerce market.

[doodlebug4] 02/4/2017 09:32

Nuuvera was only incorporated on 8th March, which is probably why there isn't much info about the company right now Lauders.

[lauders] 02/4/2017 09:01

Looking at the mariijuana/cannabis info this weekend and can see the potential here. Just a shame that Nuuvera Corp is so far off the radar and doesn't even have a website. Perhaps Jim can start promoting FFWD once he is done with his book? Doubt much will happen before that takes place.

Some links I found:

Recent conference on the medical drug that just finished -







- Long video!

[lauders] 01/4/2017 13:29

Was just looking at the last RNS about schoold again and noted the bit about Social Capital of Silicon Valley being an investor in them too. So tried to search and could not find Schoold among their portfolio. A lie or some other reason?



I can see Vemo (not Schoold specifically) on the University Ventures website who were also mentioned in the same paragraph:

Edit - Found Schoold on the latter's website linked to above as well. Just the logo so missed it first time round!

[flashheart] 01/4/2017 12:03

Yes, possibly not fitting in or at odds with the 'new dynamic'? It's been a torrid few weeks but think we'll re-build well from here.

[doodlebug4] 01/4/2017 11:34

Jim Mellon's comment on Twitter about Dattels stepping down indicates what we suspected, that apart from the fact Dattels is nearly 70, he's not particularly interested in FFWD any more. "Not his bag" was the expression Jim used.

[3rd eye] 01/4/2017 11:02

And as for winnie come back in a years time and show me what hes been prosecuted with LOL.........loser.

[doodlebug4] 31/3/2017 21:48

Karma ------

[doodlebug4] 31/3/2017 21:14

Originator of this thread exposed here;

[doodlebug4] 31/3/2017 21:00

I can't think that Dattels made any positive contribution publicly to this company, other than some blah, blah, basic comments on the Interim or Final Results. It's far better to have a Chairman with a high public profile rather than some recluse.

[bdog51] 31/3/2017 19:08

Speculation I think, although there was a seller recently dumping blocks at 10p on a daily basis for a while. Could be pure co-incidence that this was prior to Dattels's exit or it could be part of his exit strategy. Perhaps we'll never know for sure?
Any other views welcome of course!

[zangdook] 31/3/2017 18:57

Why the suggestion that SD has sold shares? Just speculation based on his resignation? He resigned from Regent Pacific last year but AFAIAA he didn't dump his stock.

[doodlebug4] 31/3/2017 17:36

Perhaps Dattels felt that Lorne Abony and Jim Mellon were starting to take FastForward in a direction that he wasn't comfortable with, who knows. The important thing is that Lorne and Jim are a very tight unit, which is obvious from Jim's comments on Twitter about Lorne. At the age of 69 Dattels is probably right to step aside and let someone a lot younger take the helm. It's the end of the financial year for FFWD so it makes sense to make such an announcement right now.