Ft Fbt Discussion Threads

[sideshowbull] 27/3/2019 06:44

Have you guys seen this?

Maybe another £50 in our coffers

BWTFDIK

[paulcon1] 26/3/2019 20:32

The 'publishing behind live' times are decreasing yet the lead times for contracts that enable you to 'publish behind live' are increasing.. How ironic!

[bonio10000] 26/3/2019 20:18

It's a two year lead time for deals, so 2021 then .

[paulcon1] 26/3/2019 20:08

Hopefully FBT can start revving up for NAB (8-11th April) This is painfully slow..

GLA

[paulcon1] 26/3/2019 20:06

I read the new guy starts early April.

[bonio10000] 26/3/2019 18:48

Has Lees gone yet? Would be good to see if we can trim some of that £170k p.a.

[bonio10000] 26/3/2019 18:47

Maybe zipless has put together a VC leveraged buyout?

[paulcon1] 26/3/2019 17:15

'Saudi-backed former CEO Aziz Musa set for FBT takeover with $1.5bn bid'

[paulcon1] 26/3/2019 17:11

'The Evangelical CEO preaching visionary Tech to the Silicone Valley masses'

[bonio10000] 26/3/2019 16:41

On the west coast talking to all the big players.

[paulcon1] 26/3/2019 16:23

😂😂😂

Quick make up some stories 'Significant Deals Imminent' 'CEO buys shares, must know something' 'Google in talks to buy Eva for £100m' 'President of China seen in Wimbledon in vicinity of FBT CEO'

GLA

[bonio10000] 26/3/2019 16:00

Looks like the news is leaking.

Up 0.05p.

They will need it to drop a bit more for the options though.

[paulcon1] 26/3/2019 13:41

Captevate=Pride
Eva=Joy

😂😂

[paulcon1] 26/3/2019 13:40

I wouldn't have thought it's the last we have heard of those bad boys!! They were Mr Streater's pride and joy!
IMHO

[bonio10000] 26/3/2019 09:27

I think it's the former muted e-commerce giant.

They will integrate EVA and Captevate.

[nickb] 26/3/2019 09:17

Captevate was impressive but just needed more development which would cost a lot of £’s but the product has good fundamentals.

They should be demoing it as a concept to giant US Technology companies.

Google YouTube for instance needs something like it.

As do mobile phone companies for consumer creative video editing in the Cloud.

I doubt we have the resources to address the consumer market ourselves.

Until we sell out to a large player our technology won’t fulfill it’s massive potential.
Big Tech boys could really run with it.

We have the technology but not the huge company resources to hit the potential.
Shame!

[paulcon1] 26/3/2019 09:09

There could be some mileage in that conspiracy, Captevate and Eva are primed and ready to go products!!
😉

[bonio10000] 26/3/2019 08:55

Conspiracy theory of the day is that Captevate has been run down and dropped because they have a customer who wanted exclusivity on the tech.

Now they no longer offer it as a stand alone product - the deal and integration can move forward.

[_m_k] 25/3/2019 22:44

"It's a shame captevate was mothballed"

Streets ahead in terms of usability.

YouTube also dropped their own editor. All they offer now is an advice page plus a bit of top and tail functionality:


It might be slow going but at least every professional client expects to pay for what they use.

The clipper could yet land in the consumer space via B2C.

[mcsean2164] 25/3/2019 17:39

It's a shame captevate was mothballed, they'll have to go to magisto et al.

[nickb] 25/3/2019 17:37

Soon be time for the next years ISA

Low share price a blessing in disguise?

[nickb] 25/3/2019 17:34

Kids these days expect everything from the Cloud.

[_m_k] 25/3/2019 17:25

Starting to see more and more people using Google Docs these days.

Eldest's school rolled out Chromebooks a couple of years ago.

Installing software locally so 20th century.

[chriscallen] 25/3/2019 17:19

Peleton is scarcely worth even a mention... it is noticeable that they don't seem to be promoting the UK based Gfinity with the same energy as it's last years fad. When will we see one one of the large deals mentioned in November? Until we do the share price will continue its downward path. The time is coming for a complete shake up of a serially failing BOD... lets hope that Mr Williams coveys the message.